Several CTCIC borrowers – Aisha & Co. in Westport CT, Hawk’s Nest Publishing LLC in Mystic CT, The Book Bar in Columbia CT, Cater 2 You LLC in Rockville CT, and Sail (Proud) Apparel LLC – met with U.S. Senator Dodd and CTCIC VP Carolyn Welch to discuss possible legislation that could help small businesses access more capital.
New appropriations have funded SBA 504 Loan fee waivers through February 28, 2010 (estimated).
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Madison Beanery Beyond, in Madison CT, was featured in the New Haven Register. Read more about Madison Beanery Beyond.
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Marco Pizzeria, in Branford CT was featured in the New Haven Register. Read more about Marco Pizzeria.
On June 23, 2009 the SBA announced new refinancing opportunities through the SBA 504 Loan Program. SBA 504 Projects may now include refinancing of existing debt (up to 50% of the Total Project) used to finance the purchase of eligible real estate and/or equipment.