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Vermont Small Business Development Center Microloan
Vermont Small Business Development Center / Vermont Economic Development Authority (VtSBDC)VT-MICRORefreshed 1 month ago
Do I qualify?Max funding
$35K
per applicant
Type
Loan
Below-market financing
Deadline
Rolling
No fixed cutoff
Timing
Rolling
Apply when you're ready
Complexity
Moderate
Underwriting required
About This Program
Microloans of $5,000–$35,000 for Vermont small businesses and startups that cannot obtain traditional bank financing. VEDA's microloan program provides below-market rate loans combined with technical assistance from SBDC advisors to help new Vermont businesses succeed.
Key Requirements & Eligibility
- 1Vermont-based small business or startup
- 2Loan: $5,000–$35,000 at below-market rates
- 3Must have been denied conventional bank credit
- 4Business plan and cash flow projections required
- 5Technical assistance participation required
Do I qualify?
Answer the questions below to get an instant self-assessment of your fit for this program. This is informational — final determinations are made by the administering agency.
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1.Vermont-based small business or startup
2.Loan: $5,000–$35,000 at below-market rates
3.Must have been denied conventional bank credit
4.Business plan and cash flow projections required
5.Technical assistance participation required
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