<p>The Fed is holding rates steady, the SBA doubled its loan ceiling to $10 million, and unpaid invoices are squeezing Main Street harder than slow sales. Covers what stable rates mean for borrowing, who benefits from the new SBA limits and manufacturer fee waivers, and invoicing changes that get you paid earlier.</p>

The Fed is holding rates steady, the SBA doubled its loan ceiling to $10 million, and unpaid invoices are squeezing Main Street harder than slow sales. Covers what stable rates mean for borrowing, who benefits from the new SBA limits and manufacturer fee waivers, and invoicing changes that get you paid earlier.

The Fed Holds, the SBA Doubles Down, and Late Payments Bite

Daily small business news in five minutes. Three stories every weekday morning, no filler — what happened, why it matters to your business, and what to watch. Covering tariffs, SBA loans, IRS rules, Federal Reserve moves, labor, and regulation through the lens of small business owners, independent operators, and main street operators who need to stay informed but don't have time to read everything. Monday through Friday. Part of Main Street Media.

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The Fed Holds, the SBA Doubles Down, and Late Payments Bite