SBA: Biz Lending in Mass. Increased 11.9 Percent
More small businesses in Massachusetts were able to get loans backed by the U.S. Small Business Administration for 2023, increasing by 11 percent from last year.
SBA Lending Ticked Up in Mass. This Year
by Diane McLaughlin | Dec 29, 2022
While the number of U.S. Small Business Administration loans increased slightly in Massachusetts, the total amount of lending fell during the most recent fiscal year.
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