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Low-interest loans of up to $2 million are now available to small businesses, farms and nonprofits in Brevard and five other counties hit by heavy rains in early October, the U.S. Small Business Administration has announced.
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Flooded businesses eligible for low-interest loans
Security Business Bancorp and its operating subsidiary, Security Business Bank of San Diego, today reported its unaudited 2011 fourth-quarter and annual financial results.
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Security Business Bancorp Achieves Growth in Loans and Total Assets
RANCHO CUCAMONGA – Business owners and residents who experienced property damages during the wind storm of early December are qualified for federal disaster loans through the U.S.
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Loans available for wind damage
Home loans in the UK will remain affordable until 2016, at a base rate of 0.5 percent, according to the Centre for Economics and Business Research, an economic think-tank.Last week, the Ba
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UK home loans should remain low until 2016
PROVIDENCE – Small business loans approved by the U.S. Small Business Administration exceeded $22 million in the last quarter of 2011.
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SBA approves $22M in small business loans
The U.S. Small Business Administration is offering low interest loans to Oklahoma residents and business owners who have damage from earthquakes that have struck since Nov. 5.
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Loans OK’d for OK earthquake damage
A total of $180,000 in loans was approved by the Louisville Metropolitan Business Development Corp.
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Loans approved for three small businesses
When the U.S. Small Business Administration looks back on 2011, it can thank a Fort Wayne company for contributing to a record year in Indiana.
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Loans pave way for new growth
Local banks originated 38 new loans in Western New York under U. S.
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Five Star led SBA loans last month
The value of loans backed by the U.S. Small Business Administration in Arizona rose 32 percent, to $540.5 million, in the 2011 fiscal year ended Sept. 30.
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SBA-backed loans in AZ up 32% in last fiscal year
