
The Government Owes Interest on Every Late Shutdown Invoice. Almost Nobody Collects It.
One HUBZone reseller racked up $74,000 in owed Prompt Payment Act interest on $20 million stuck behind last fall's shutdown.
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One HUBZone reseller racked up $74,000 in owed Prompt Payment Act interest on $20 million stuck behind last fall's shutdown.

A federal court closed the door on de minimis relief August 13, and a new per-parcel fee lands by November 1, right as Q4 inventory arrives.
Card rates sit at 20.94% and prime has been frozen at 6.75% since December, so cards are quietly filling the gap banks left.

A mass 8(a) suspension wave has locked hundreds of government contractors out of the SBA's own bigger credit line.

A 10% blanket tariff expired July 24 and new 10-12.5% duties took effect the same minute, covering 99.4% of imports.

The Fed's own survey shows a second straight quarter of tightening, right as rate-cut odds flip toward a hike.