Weekly RCAW Connect - October 27, 2021
Happy Halloween (almost), its hard to believe we are just on the cusp of the holiday season. This Sunday marks Halloween and the following Sunday November 7th we set our clocks back.

In case you missed it, this last Thursday we hosted Reid Ribble CEO of the NRCA at our hybrid BiAnnual Meeting. Reid was a wealth of information on what we are facing as we move through this new normal.

You can re-watch Reid's presentation at this link or on our YouTube Channel next week.

You can download his PPT Here
You can download a NRCA Update Here

Have a great week - Tracey
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Government COVID-19 aid for small businesses continues to evolve, with updates to local grants and loans, Small Business Administration 7(A) loans, and Economic Injury Disaster Loans. NerdWallet's Randa Kriss explains how to apply for and navigate these programs.
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