Opinion | PPP Loan Forgiveness Needs Limits

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From WSJopinion: The Paycheck Protection Program wasn’t meant to provide free money to companies that aren’t affected by coronavirus. Limit its loan leniency to firms in need, writes SenRonJohnson.

Everyone who drafted and supported the Cares Act had the best of intentions in providing financial support to individuals, businesses and other organizations suffering during the coronavirus crisis. In a complex economy, a relief package this massive was bound to be far from perfect. As we become aware of problems, I hope the administration and my congressional colleagues will work in good faith to remedy them.

With the rapid deployment of support through the Paycheck Protection Program, it has become clear that access to...

 

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opinion SenRonJohnson Of course Wall Street would say this after they got a huge taxpayer bailout. We don’t forget the to big to fail and using our money so frivolously.

opinion SenRonJohnson Too late now...

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opinion SenRonJohnson What PPP is doing, taking money out of my 401 by printing up Dollars, diluting my 401 Dollars. A loaf of bread will be $20 when I retire. Ask Germany how that worked out. And small companies not getting a Dime. Exxon still getting Millions -- Socialism 'the good kind'

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How small businesses can get the maximum forgiveness on PPP loans - Business InsiderUsing the loans for anything other than payroll costs, rent, or utility bills will ultimately reduce the payment amounts that are forgiven. Haha-- by joining bi prime? Nah.
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Several major US banks are being sued for unfair PPP lending practices - Business InsiderJPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo, Bank of America and US Bank are being sued for unfair practices in their processing of Paycheck Protection Program loans. Hate to break it to you but this is all banks regardless of size Government should have done a better job on incentivizing banks on processing smaller payroll loans than larger. They did try with a tiered commission but it wasn’t effective enough. As a reminder, people should never want big government cause they rarely get things done right Unethical
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