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SBA loans

For different small businesses, some types of funding are more suitable than others; start-up businesses sometimes seek investors, look for grants, and others apply for loans. The SBA was created to help small businesses become successful through financial assistance and loans, and through expert advice and workshops to help develop small businesses all areas-greeting cards, painting, interior design, consulting, entertainment, retail, restaurants and cafes, appliance repair, real estate, catering, and more.

Small businesses are important for the country's economy, and SBA loans can help small businesses become successful.

- A small business start-up seeking finance capital can either find private or angel investors, or look into loans, such as those provided by the US Small Business Administration.
- The SBA has been serving the country by aiding small businesses for the past 50 years.
- According to the SBA, there were approximately 23 million businesses in the US in 2002, and that small businesses account for about 75% of new jobs created in the country.
- Nearly 20 million small businesses have received direct or indirect help from one or another SBA programs since 1953.
- Since 1958, SBA's venture capital program has put more than $30 billion into the hands of small business owners to finance their growth.
- SBA's programs now include financial and federal contract procurement assistance, management assistance, and specialized outreach to women, minorities and armed forces veterans.
- Take the VentureWorthy survey to learn more on SBA loans.

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