Economic Resilience Program - Interest Free Loans

Apr 21
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Today the Australian Federal Government Economic Resilience Program was rolled out. Through the Economic Resilience Program, eligible Australian businesses will have access to zero interest loans to support identified industries impacted by market disruptions, or help maintain and build national strategic and economic resilience. The repayment terms are 2 years. There are key industries that can apply and these are listed on via the link below.

If you are on the list of key industries and require this loan please contact your bank asap as there are limited funds available.

For further information please click on this link:

https://www.nrf.gov.au/what-we-do/investment-sub-funds/economic-resilience-program

If you need assistance please do not hesitate to contact us, we are here to help you.

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