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Terry Maxwell aka Terry Business and WebFinanceDirect Are Helping Businesses Get Much Needed SBA 7A Loans

LOS ANGELES, CA / ACCESSWIRE / March 31, 2020 / Despite all the recent turmoil in today's news, there is still a way to get much needed funding for any business. Terry Maxwell and his company WebFinanceDirect are now accepting new clients to apply for their SBA oriented disaster relief funds. You might be wondering who Terry Maxwell and WebFinanceDirect is, and how to get the funds?

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Terry Spent time in three different states growing up before settling in Wisconsin where he went to high school and college. Wound up going to college at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee. And graduated with a masters in political science and non-profit management. After college, Terry found himself with opportunities of a lifetime.

The odds of someone going "viral" and becoming internet famous today is slim to none. But Terry happened to be part of a Lil Esco 28 meme video that blew up on twitter with now over 7.4 million views. (https://twitter.com/iamlilesco28/status/1214997902042566657?s=21). Aside from being a viral meme star, Terry got heavily involved in the world of business from an early age. He's always had the mindset of an entrepreneur. Terry now owns multiple businesses including a CBD manufacturing firm called Nobel CBD. However, his main one being Web Finance Direct, a financial firm that helps individuals with commercial and consumer lending. Terry's mother Janiece Maxwell heads the operation.

The events of the past couple of weeks/months in the world have been a nightmare due to the severity of recent events. Entire states are going into lockdown mode forcing people to stay home and many businesses to close, resulting in panic across the nation and worldwide. Businesses are in need of financial help more than ever. And Web Finance Direct can help businesses get their finances under control.

So how does one get these funds from the SBA? While most government ordained loans can be directly applied for, these SBA 7a loans have to be requested by an SBA licensed and approved financial firm. The process entails a custom application through a financial firm and the request is then submitted directly to the government. An amount is then determined and then sent to the business in need. The government is also being very forgiving of payroll expenses, lease, and rent payments during this hectic time. In fact, once the turmoil is over, the unused portion of the loan can be rolled into a balance for a 20-year note with a low interest rate of 3.75 percent.

Web Finance Direct, based out of Onalaska, Wisconsin, is a financial firm that gets money to individuals and businesses that need it. They have a resume of working with a client who owns 34 Five Guys franchises, a welding company, and numerous other businesses. Their services include commercial and consumer lending, governmental loans, disaster relief, etc. Web Finance Direct also can help any business access a pool of money set aside by the government on a first come first serve basis. In a disastrous time like this, financial help is crucial.

Web Finance Direct is willing to help any company located in the United States.
If you need any financial aid, look no further than Web Finance Direct.

For more information as to what they offer feel free to contact Terry Maxwell or go on their website:

Media Contact:
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Terry Maxwell
Company: Web Finance Direct
Website: https://www.webfinancedirect.com
Email: terrym@webfinancedirect.com

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