Damage estimates from Hurricane Ian are as high as $60 billion. That doesn't include the revenue businesses will lose due to closures, power outages, and other disaster-related problems. The Small Business Administration (SBA) offers several types of disaster loans to help businesses recover from disasters. The funds can help cover operating expenses or repairs to your facilities. An Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL) can help you meet financial obligations like rent and health insurance. In a time of crisis, you need the loan right away. Luckily, the SBA moves relatively quickly to approve disaster loan applications. Learn more about EIDL disaster ...

Unfortunately, nearly 200,000 businesses shut down permanently during the pandemic's first year. So, if you're here, chances are your business needs an SBA Working Capital Loan.  But with the right SBA loans, your MainStreet business can thrive. These loans aren't always quick to approve. But, with these expert steps, you can get the necessary working capital and equipment financing.  So, read on to discover which small business loan is right for you. Together we can help your business overcome the economic disaster.  According to H&R Block, sadly, "53% of black-owned businesses that last ...