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Seed Capital for Canadian Atlantic Entrepreneurs

Filed in archive Business Loans and Financing by Greg Balanko-Dickson on November 16, 2006

Seed Capital for Canadian Atlantic Entrepreneurs
The Seed Capital Program from the Atlantic Canadalinks Opportunities Agency working with Community Business Development Corporations and other organizations provides small loans to help small businesses to start, expand, or improve a small business.

ACOA's Seed Capital Program provides loans to start, expand or improve a small business, well as acquire business skills training.

A maximum of $20,000 is available per applicant in the form of a repayable, unsecured personal loan with flexible interest and repayment terms.
A maximum of $2,000 is available per applicant for specialized training and business counselling. Via ACOA


The purpose of the program is to help business owners and entrepreneurs in Atlantic Canada acquire the business skills and capital needed to start, modernize or expand your business.






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