If you are running a small business, you’ve probably found yourself in a frustrating, but very common situation. You may find that your business is running low on cash. Your customers could owe you plenty of money for your goods or services, but without cash on…
Many businesses took Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans in order to protect their business from the decline in revenue due to the pandemic. These loans were presented as forgivable, and many business owners have operated under the assumption that they would not need to repay the…
Atlanta, GA – August 3, 2020 – Eagle Business Credit hires Carolyn McClure as Business Development Officer. Carolyn is an accomplished sales professional and will be responsible for securing new client and referral partner relationships. She brings with her nearly twenty years secured lending experience with…
The Federal Reserve Banks publish an annual small business credit survey report. The 2020 SBCS Report on Employer Firms is based on survey responses of small business owners from the second half of 2019. These responses show the current challenges of business financing and credit that…
It’s not much of a surprise that as businesses reopen nationally, some trucking sectors are showing signs of improvement as well. Restaurants and hospitality industries were hit the hardest by COVID-19, but as they reopen, freight sectors are seeing more volume as well. Produce hauling has…
The Paycheck Protection Program or PPP is a government funded program aimed at incentivizing small business owners to keep operating. The program offers up to $10 million in funding and is up to 100% forgivable. To qualify for loan forgiveness, at least 75% of the loan…
Congress is on the brink of approving the next round of small business stimulus funding in the form of the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) and Economic Injury Disaster Loan program (EIDL). The first round worth $349 billion ran out in less than two weeks. This round…
The Paycheck Protection Program is a Small Business Administration program aimed at encouraging small business owners to keep employees on payroll. If a small business keeps all employees on payroll for eight weeks, the SBA will forgive up to 100% of the loan if the loan…
There is a lot of discussion about online lenders and the inevitable upcoming recession. While many online lenders are willing to take risks in lending to businesses currently, these risks will be far and few between as a recession sets in. The 2008 recession saw bank…
Due to the disruption of small, medium, and large sized businesses in the wake of the COVID-19 response, the Small Business Administration is offering Economic Injury Disaster Loans. These loans are working capital injections that aim to help business owners pay debts, meet payroll, accounts payable,…