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Seeking to alleviate the crisis caused by the pandemic of the new coronavirus in the country’s economy, the Federal Economic Fund, in association with SEBRAE, announced that it will offer R $ 7.5 billion in credit to individual microentrepreneurs (MEI) and micro and small businesses.
The loan comes from the Micro and Small Business Guarantee Fund (FAMPE), which improves small business access to a working capital line.
According to Caixa, employers will have a grace period of 9 to 12 months, payment between 24 and 36 months, with interest rates up to 40% lower than conventional ones. The maximum values determined for the credit are as follows:
- MEI – up to R $ 12,500 (interest of 1.59% per month)
- Micro businesses – up to R $ 75 thousand (interest of 1.39% per month)
- Small companies – up to 125 thousand (1.19% interest per month)
In order to receive the loan, it is necessary for the company’s billing to be a maximum of R $ 4.8 million per year, it is also necessary that you have accounts in days and that you have more than one year of opening. Entrepreneurs who do not have a Caixa account can open a specific account for payment.
How to register
To register, simply access Caixa’s financing website and click “Register on this portal”. The company will receive a contact from the Caixa manager, who will analyze the conditions and offer a financial solutions package that contains reduced credit rates, services in the virtual financial manager, as well as business monitoring with Sebrae.
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