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The deadline to file for a Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan is June 30th!

That means you only have 3 days left to get your small business disaster relief funds, that can be fully forgiven, aka free money!

I hear from so many of you every day in the comments that have tried and tried and tried to apply for a forgivable PPP loan, only to be shut out by the big banks and lenders.

Unfortunately, the small businesses, sole proprietors, independent contracts, 1099 workers, and entrepreneurs seeking less than $25,000 have been excluded from receiving these PPP loans...until now.

I recently found a lender that is happy to fund all PPP applicants, EVEN IF YOU ARE SEEKING LESS THAN $25,000!!!

I know you’re probably tired of hearing me say this, but If you haven’t applied for a PPP loan before, APPLY RIGHT NOW!!

Visit the link below and provide all of the necessary documentation and get your application in the system before June 30th.

If you have already applied for a PPP loan in the past and could not receive funding, reapply at the link below to try again!

To make it clear as crystal: Self Employed - if you are a gig worker, self-employed, uber driver, real estate agent, truck driver, YOU ARE YOUR OWN SMALL BUSINESS AND YOU ARE ELIGIBLE FOR A FORGIVABLE PPP LOAN!

Click the link below to apply for a PPP loan that can provide you and your small business with necessary funds that can help you to weather this crazy storm.

Unfortunately, many small businesses are still at risk of closure, even after securing a PPP loan.

A recent report shows that nearly a quarter of small businesses have considered closing up shop for good, and 12% are facing potential bankruptcy.

Fortunately, small businesses that have received less than $25,000 should be able to discharge those funds if they are forced into bankruptcy.

All PPP loans less than $25,000 required no collateral or personal guarantees.

This means that if a borrower is forced to default on their loan, the lender typically would not be able to seize any business or personal assets.

There is still some risk, as the creditor, which is the Federal Government, can report your business to credit score companies, which can impact you in the future.

The fed can also seize federally held assets, such as a company’s income tax refunds or any other amounts due from the federal government.

While I hope that no small businesses are forced to close, at least they won’t be severely penalized for trying to keep their dreams alive with a PPP loan.

Only 2 days left to take action to and help your business.

Remember the PPP flexibility act that was recently just passed. The rules are much friendly in the PPP forgiveness application. The PPP Update was a much Needed PPP changes.

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