SBA Chief Calls for Doubling Small Business Lending Cap to $10 Million

The Chief of the Small Business Administration (SBA) has called on Congress to double the 7(a) lending limit from $5 million to $10 million, attributing lower lending to government shutdowns and the Biden administration.

27 Jul, 20:12 — 27 Jul, 20:12

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SBA Chief Loeffler: It’s Time To Raise The $5 Million SBA Lending Cap

In an interview with Forbes, Loeffler said Congress should double the 7(a) lending limit to $10 million. She blamed lower lending on government shutdowns and Biden.

By John Schroyer, Forbes Staff

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SBA Chief Calls for Doubling Small Business Lending Cap to $10 Million

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SBA Chief Loeffler: It’s Time To Raise The $5 Million SBA Lending Cap

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