Blog posts tagged with "COVID-19"

Most likely, your business has been financially affected in some way due to COVID-19. Luckily, the Paycheck Protection Program Flexibility Act was signed into law on June 5th, providing financial assistance to small business owners during this time.

As many states across the U.S. move forward with their reopening plans, restaurants and retail businesses are being given the green light to return to a more “normal” manor of operating.

Since early March, business owners nationwide have been profoundly affected by the COVID-19 crisis. As we all work together to continue to stop the spread of this virus, it is also crucial to consider how you can safely reopen your business.

As a retail business owner, your company has likely been profoundly affected by the COVID-19 crisis over the past few months. Depending on where your business is located, you may only be permitted to offer curbside service. Or, perhaps you’ve been given clearance to reopen your store with additional rules in place.

The restaurant industry has been especially affected due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Whether your restaurant has been open for takeout and delivery, or is in the process of reopening in-house dining, it’s important to consider ways that you can protect your employees, customers, and vendors.

Over the past few months, small business owners have had to shift their goals due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Perhaps your business had to shut its doors and is preparing to reopen, or you’ve remained operational with safety guidelines in place. Regardless of your business’s situation, it may be prudent to pursue business financing during this challenging time.

As states across the country begin their reopening plans, many manufacturing businesses have been given clearance to resume operations. Whether your business is located in a state that never shut down, you’ve been given permission to reopen, or you’re awaiting permission, it’s crucial to consider how your operations will need to change.

Over the past few months, business owners in the construction industry have been forced to adapt to a new normal amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. Depending on the state your business resides in, you may be in the process of reopening, or have been able to work but under certain restrictions.

Since mid-March, businesses nationwide have been operationally and economically affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Being required to close store locations, work from home, and have less access to inventory and other necessary resources has been challenging for many.

Now that the $484 billion relief package has been made official, small business owners nationwide will have the opportunity to receive additional coronavirus relief. Is your business interested in pursuing financing to overcome these tough times? If so, it’s crucial that you understand what your options are. In this post, we’ll provide insight into the second round of Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) funding, in addition to the other options made available through this bill.