Paycheck Protection Program Loan
Need COVID-19 relief? A Paycheck Protection Program loan can help.
Get a Paycheck Protection Program Loan
Don’t let COVID-19 keep your business closed. Lendio can connect you to Paycheck Protection Program loans offered through the SBA.
Applications for Paycheck Protection Program loans open this Friday, April 3, 2020.
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Benefits of an SBA-Backed Paycheck Protection Program Loan
Low Interest Rate
Just 1.0% APR for the entire life of your Paycheck Protection Program loan.
100% Loan Forgiveness
For qualified loan uses like payroll, mortgage interest, rent, and utilities.
Defer Payments
Payments deferred for the first 6 months, and up to 12 months for some qualifying borrowers.
2-Year Terms Available
Spread out payments over a two-year term to make your loan even more affordable.
What Is the Paycheck Protection Program?
Recently added as an SBA loan program, the Paycheck Protection Program provides federally-guaranteed loans to eligible small businesses. Loans can be up to $10 million and may be partially forgivable. These loans are intended to help small businesses retain employees throughout and after the Coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis.
As dictated by the CARES Act, the SBA will commit to helping small business owners across America borrow $349 billion. The Paycheck Protection Program covers operational expenses beginning February 15, 2020 and ending on June 30, 2020.
You can apply for your Paycheck Protection Program loan as early as Friday, April 3, 2020.
Is Your Small Business Eligible for the Program?
The CARES Act has expanded the eligibility criteria for borrowers to qualify for a Paycheck Protection Program loan. Any qualified small business, nonprofit organization, veterans organization, or tribal business is eligible to review a loan if the business employs 500 or fewer people.
How Can You Use Your Paycheck Protection Program Loan?
The loan may only be used for:
- Payroll costs and employee commissions or similar compensations
- Insurance premiums and group healthcare benefits during paid sick, family, or medical leave
- Mortgage interest payments (but not prepayment or payment of mortgage principal)
- Commercial space rent and utilities
- Interest on any other debt obligations incurred before the covered period
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Paycheck Protection Program loan?
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