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SBA Fees Are Rising—But Not at BLP - BLP - Business Lending Partners

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SBA Fees Are Rising—But Not at BLP

If you’re considering a Small Business Administration (SBA) loan for your next project, here’s something you need to know: SBA 7(a) loan fees have increased—potentially adding significant costs to your financing. But there’s a better option.

Why the SBA 504 Loan Stands Out
While SBA 7(a) fees have increased, SBA 504 fees have not changed. Historical charge-off rates in the 504 program are drastically lower than the 7(a) program, which allows for these lower costs.

With consistently lower charge-off rates, the SBA 504 loan offers reduced upfront costs, predictable monthly payments, and significant long-term savings—helping businesses secure financing with greater stability.

How Much Can You Save?
For businesses navigating rising SBA 7(a) fees, switching to an SBA 504 loan can offer significant savings. A cost comparison for a $1,000,000 project is shown to the right, highlighting the advantages of the 504 option.

Take Advantage of Lower Costs Today

If your project is affected by rising 7(a) fees, switching to a 504 loan through Business Lending Partners (BLP) could mean substantial savings. Contact us today to explore your options and keep more money in your business!

Ready to explore SBA 504 financing? Contact Wesley Walsh for Southern Wisconsin or Brittany Helf for Northern Wisconsin today!

CONTACT US FOR YOUR BUSINESS LENDING NEEDS

Brittany Helf

Vice President & Loan Officer Northern Wisconsin

Brittany Helf started her banking career 12 years ago as a part-time teller at Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville and later found her passion for lending and business development with Business Lending Partners.

Brown County Office618.567. 8709 Brittany@blp504.org

Wesley Walsh

Vice President & Loan Officer Southern Wisconsin

Wesley Walsh is a commercial lender passionate about helping small businesses. A Magna Cum Laude graduate of UW-Eau Claire, he’s interned at Associated Bank and worked at Tri City National Bank.

Racine Office262.898.7436 Wesley@blp504.org