Monday, December 21, 2009

SBA Recovery Act extened until February 2010

The Senate voted 88-10 in favor of a $636 billion Defense appropriations bill early Saturday morning -- the bill includes $125 million to extend the SBA Recovery Act provisions through February 2010.

The final step will occur when President Obama signs the bill into law -- which will happen by Wednesday, December 23. This is very good news for the nation's small businesses and the 7(a) lending industry. We can expect loan volume to again grow.

Of the total $479 million appropriation requested by Senator Landrieu and 12 other senators, $125 million is included in this DoD appropriations bill, but the remaining $354 million is included in the House jobs-creation package, which is expected to be considered by the Senate early next year. The 'jobs bill' also includes an authorization extension for the reduction or waiver of the borrower fee and for the increased guarantee of up to 90 percent on 7(a) loans through FY2010. More >

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