SBA microloans typically offer lower interest rates compared to other small business loans, making them more affordable in the long run.
SBA microloans are available to startups and new businesses, which often struggle to secure traditional financing due to lack of business history.
These loans can be used for a variety of business purposes, including working capital, inventory or supplies, furniture or fixtures, and machinery or equipment.
They are designed to assist businesses in underserved communities, including women, minorities, and veterans, providing opportunities where conventional loans might not be available.
Many SBA microloan intermediaries offer business training and technical assistance to help entrepreneurs succeed, which can be valuable for first-time business owners.