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The SBA’s Loan Losses-and Job Losses-Are Rising. Higher Fees Are Likely

The SBA’s Loan Losses-and Job Losses-Are Rising. Higher Fees Are Likely

The 7(a) loan program is currently losing money, which could put it in the political crosshairs. At the agency itself, DOGE’s calamitous terminations haven’t helped.

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