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The Paycheck Protection Program Has a Problem It Will Likely Run Out of Money Before May 31 Deadline

The Paycheck Protection Program Has a Problem It Will Likely Run Out of Money Before May 31 Deadline
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False hopes : Small business rescue faces crunch just days after Congress extended it

POLITICO False hopes’: Small business rescue faces crunch just days after Congress extended it The cash crunch is sneaking up on policymakers only days after Congress and the Biden administration agreed to give businesses another two months to apply for the loans. President Joe Biden promised to support small businesses with more generous loan terms implemented last month. | Drew Angerer/Getty Images Link Copied Washington s nearly $1 trillion small business rescue, now under the watch of President Joe Biden, is about to slam into a new obstacle it’s already running out of money. The Small Business Administration is warning lawmakers that funds for the Paycheck Protection Program, which offers forgivable loans to small businesses, will likely dry up later this month, well before the May 31 deadline for firms to request aid. As of last week, it had about $66 billion remaining out of the nearly $292 billion appropriated by Congress since December.

Minority entrepreneurs struggled to get PPP loans

Southern Bancorp is a lender serving the Arkansas and Mississippi Delta, where poverty rates are among the highest in America and decades of redlining shaped neighborhoods with little generational wealth. When the Paycheck Protection Program for small businesses started in April 2020, so many of Southern Bancorp’s customers did not qualify for the relief money that the Arkansas bank’s chief executive, Darrin Williams, turned to donors to raise money for $1,000 grants so it would not have to turn applicants away empty-handed. The bank made 128 such grants, giving more than 100 of them to businesses run by women or minority owners. One let a nail salon owner buy Plexiglas so she could reopen. Another allowed a small cafe to buy safety gear for its staff. A day care used the money for the new sanitizing equipment it needed.

Gov Cooper, Duke president urge immigration reform as economic priority

Gov Cooper, Duke president urge immigration reform as economic priority
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