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November 19, 2019

Companies can get loans if sales fall after disaster

By JOYCE M. ROSENBERG
AP Business Writer

NEW YORK — Months after a storm, fire, drought or other disaster has struck, small businesses that have lost revenue due to the devastation may be able to get low-cost government loans.

Financial help in the form of economic injury disaster loans are for companies even if they haven't suffered physical damage in a declared disaster area. These loans are separate from those made available to homeowners and businesses who need to rebuild or repair.


 
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