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Thanks to the generous support from American Express, Mix 106.1 is providing free on-air radio exposure and digital directory support to eligible small businesses in storm affected areas. If you are a small business owner, submit your business no later than June 15th, 2013 and we can help get the word out to your community that you're open by including your business in the online directory listings. Also, Mix 106.1 will feature select eligible small businesses for on-air radio mention or other radio advertising in the upcoming weeks. Program ends June 30, 2013. See Program Terms for eligibility and other details.
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Why Some Small Business Sandy Victims are Not Looking for Goverenment Help?
Many small business owners affected by Sandy have been given only one answer when looking for inexpensive business loans. The Small Business Administration (SBA ) isn’t the only source of low-interest disaster loans for businesses affected by Sandy. This article gives other alternatives avaible to the businesses looking to rebuild and recover.
Small Business Administration (SBA) Direct Loans for Sandy Victims Successful or Not??
Business owners looking to rebuild after Hurricane Sandy who can’t do it with insurance money alone have probably learned about the Small Business Administration’s direct lending programs for disaster victims. How successful have businesses been at obtaining SBA loans since Sandy? And what are some alternatives, if an application is turned down?
Relief Recovery Assistance Guide for Sandy Business Victims
The Recovery Relief Assitance Guide has been updated February 11, 2013 with many programs and agencies listed to help New Jersey residents and businesses affected by Sandy
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