Guest Columnist Amy Shir When the coronavirus pandemic reached Louisville, its low-income residents and very small businesses were among the hardest hit. They endured business closures, job losses and the elimination of child care and schooling for their kids. These … Read More
A local nonprofit financial services institution, which is headed by a Jewish Louisvillian, is partnering with the city to provide assistance to small businesses hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic. According to Louisville Business First, LHOME and Louisville Metro Government … Read More
Access to credit – the stuff that fuels home mortgages and small business loans – has long underpinned the pursuit of the American dream. However, if you live on the wrong side of town, the American dream can become a … Read More