OK, so we get this from the DOGE investigation of the SBA

[OldDevilDawg]

MSN

"Loans administered by the SBA will now require a date of birth of the applicant, and direct loans are no longer available for those under 18 and over 120 years old."

Wait......WHAT!!!!

So now someone 119 years old can get an SBA loan?????

 

[Jtrain]

MSN

"Loans administered by the SBA will now require a date of birth of the applicant, and direct loans are no longer available for those under 18 and over 120 years old."

Wait......WHAT!!!!

So now someone 119 years old can get an SBA loan?????

Democracy and stuff. 2nd cousins aunt Nina lived till 112 on jalapeños and goats milk.

 

[devidevidevi130]

MSN

"Loans administered by the SBA will now require a date of birth of the applicant, and direct loans are no longer available for those under 18 and over 120 years old."

Wait......WHAT!!!!
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So now someone 119 years old can get an SBA loan?????

No — that “120 years old” part isn’t meant to imply eligibility for very old applicants. It’s just a data-validation cutoff used in systems to catch obviously invalid birth dates (like typos or placeholder values).
So in practice, anyone over the real program eligibility limits still wouldn’t qualify for a U.S. Small Business Administration loan — it’s just an administrative rule, not a real age allowance.