Government shutdown puts SBA loans on hold
Federal Newscast · Federal News Network | Hubbard Radio
October 28, 20256m 28s
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The government shutdown is putting loans from the Small Business Administration on hold. SBA estimates that $170 million in loans have been paused each day. That adds up to more than $4.5 billion dollars over the length of the shutdown. SBA paid out more than $45 billion in loans to 85,000 small business in fiscal 2025. That’s a record high for the agency.
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