
Dealing with Interest rates, Small-Business Grants, and Corporate Transparency Forms
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As the Federal Reserve continues to wrangle inflation, small businesses are left dealing with interest rates floating above 9.5%, which Gene Marks says is holding back small businesses from getting needed capital. Gene also shares insights on why some grants and funding for minority- and women-owned businesses might be getting tougher to secure, and why the upcoming mandatory reporting associated with the Corporate Transparency Act gives busy business owners one more government form to fill out. Listen to the podcast for more.
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