CUNA In Deal Offering Info About SBA Lending Online

July 07, 2003, 1:00 a.m. EDT 1 Min Read

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CUNA said it has reached an agreement with SBAGateway, an online resource on SBA lending, to offer credit unions a discount on the service.

According to CUNA, SBAGateway contains information on all legislation, policy updates, standard operating procedures, federal regulations and program descriptions pertinent to current and potential SBA lenders. Also available are free forums, strategic planning tools, an online resource directory and other valuable features.

For info: cu.sbagateway.com.

For daily news updates, visit The Journal at www.cujournal.com.

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