Fed Reduces Main Street Lending Program Minimum to $100,000

Fed Reduces Main Street Lending Program Minimum to $100,000

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The video discusses a criticized loan program aimed at small and medium-sized businesses. It highlights issues with loan sizes being too large for small businesses and insufficient for some medium-sized ones. Adjustments are being made, including lowering the minimum loan size and changing fees to encourage borrowing. The program is for both profit and nonprofit organizations, and PPP loans up to $2 million are excluded from asset calculations. Loans are not forgivable, unlike PPP loans. The program is shifting focus towards smaller businesses to compensate for the lack of a PPP extension.

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What is the current status of loans made under the program mentioned in the text?

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Why have analysts criticized the loan program for small businesses?

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What changes are being made to the minimum loan size for small businesses?

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What is the significance of not including PPP loans when calculating assets for loan applications?

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How are the loans structured in terms of repayment and forgiveness?

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