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  • grant_single|openingDate November 14, 2019
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Loans and Capital investments
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  • Tale'awtxw Aboriginal Capital Corporation
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grant_card_status|open

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Get up to $250,000 with a sliding scale interest rate and flexible amortization if you want to start or grow a business in the Coast Salish Territory.

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The TACC Conventional Loan offers Aboriginal Entrepreneurs in the Coast Salish Territory an opportunity to access substantial financing for their business ventures. With a range of terms tailored to meet different financing needs, these loans aim to support entrepreneurial growth and development while ensuring flexibility in repayment.
  • Maximum loan amount of $250,000.00.
  • 1.5% borrowers fee applicable.
  • Flexible amortization terms ranging from 1 to 10 years.
  • Options for monthly, semi-annual, and annual payment terms.
  • Sliding scale interest rate starting at 8%, adjusted based on the credit rating of the borrower.
  • Minimum cash equity contribution of 15% required.

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$ 80,000

Set up a mobile tech repair service to serve the community

$ 120,000

Create a digital platform for Indigenous artists to sell their work online from Burnaby

$ 140,000

Establish a community gardening project to enhance local food security

$ 100,000

Launch a craft brewery focused on local ingredients and sustainable practices

$ 180,000

Develop an eco-friendly packaging line for a local food production company

$ 75,000

Expand a community kitchen project to offer cooking classes and food distribution

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Eligibility for this financing requires specific conditions to be met by the applicant's business and ownership structure.
  • The business must be at least 51% Aboriginal owned and operated.
  • The applicant must be an Aboriginal Entrepreneur, including Status, Métis, Inuit and Non-Status Indians, residing in the Coast Salish Territory.
  • A minimum cash equity contribution of 15% is required.

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This grant is available to Aboriginal Entrepreneurs residing in the Coast Salish Territory who are either Status, Métis, Inuit, or Non-Status Indians. The businesses must be at least 51% Aboriginal owned or operated to qualify.

grant_eligibility_criteria|zone

This grant is available to companies located in specific geographical areas as determined by the funding body. It targets Aboriginal Entrepreneurs residing in Coast Salish Territory.
  • Businesses operating within the Coast Salish Territory.

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Here are additional relevant details for this grant:
  • The loan forgiveness portion is deducted in four installments of 10% each, which is based on specific terms and conditions outlined in the FCF Agreement.
  • For FCF loans, flexibility in payment terms includes choices of monthly, semi-annual, or annual payments, which can assist with cash flow management.
  • The structured forgiveness can significantly reduce the effective interest expense over the loan term on the FCF Loan.
  • Business client care services come with a fee of 1.5% for both FCF and Conventional loans, highlighting a need to account for these additional costs in budget planning.
  • The sliding scale interest rate of the Conventional Loan starting at 8% varies depending on the applicant's credit rating, indicating the importance of maintaining a good credit score.

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TACC Conventional Loan

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