The Paycheck Protection Program is aimed at helping small businesses keep people employed. Here's how to get in on it.

The Payroll Protection Program aims to loan up to $349 billion to small businesses and independent contractors who maintain employee count during the COVID-19 crisis.

Will your Payroll Protection Program loan be approved? Robert Alexander Included in the $2.2 trillion CARES Act was an important provision designed to help small businesses survive the coronavirus ...

The federal government’s $350 billion “Payroll Protection Program” is up and running, but not without expected hiccups.

The Paycheck Protection Program is a $349 billion relief program included in the stimulus package that Congress authorized to help businesses survive the pandemic and keep employees on the payroll.

The deadline to apply for the Payroll Protection Program is approaching for businesses struggling due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Here’s what small business owners need to know about the program. What Businesses Qualify? Small businesses with 500 or fewer employees can apply for loans through the Paycheck Protection Program.

What are Paycheck Protection Program funds Paycheck Program Funds are federally backed loans that businesses can apply for to help cover expenses and maintain worker levels.

The package includes a $350 billion forgivable loan program intended to save jobs. It's called the Paycheck Protection Program. Any business with fewer than 500 employees can apply.