The Senate Has Approved $484 BILLION in Additional Funds to Help Businesses
Excitingly, the U.S. Senate has approved $484 Billion in additional funding, primarily to refill SBA loan programs, including the $10k Advance, SBA Disaster Relief Loans-EIDL, and the PPP.
More good news!
Many of the businesses we have helped apply have received grants and loan offers:
–$500,000 SBA loan (3.75% fixed rate, 30-year payback, first payment in 12 months)
–$171,000 SBA loan (same terms)
–$89,000 SBA loan (same terms)
+ a handful of advances between $2,000 and $7,000
DealerXT can still HELP YOU APPLY
DealerXT is providing this free service to all of its customers.
Just e-mail Bailout@dealerxt.com to get started.
The Senate passed a $484 billion coronavirus relief bill, incorporating aid for small businesses, hospitals, and testing expansion. Subsequently, the bill advances to the House, aiming for approval this Thursday.
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