Title 48 › Chapter 8A— GUAM › Subchapter VI— GUAM DEVELOPMENT FUND › § 1428a
Before Guam can get money under this law, its government must send a plan to the Secretary of the Interior and get it approved. The plan must name one or more Guam agencies to run the program and explain how the money will be used to boost the economy, including loans and loan guarantees through a revolving fund to help private businesses. Any loan under the plan can be for up to 25 years. Interest (not counting insurance or service fees) must be a reasonable rate approved by the Secretary, but never less than the average yield on U.S. marketable obligations on the last day of the month before the loan, rounded to the nearest one-eighth of 1 percent (rate set by the Treasury on request). Insurance or guarantee fees should match the expected costs and risks, as decided by the agency running the fund.
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48 U.S.C. § 1428a
Title 48 — Territories and Insular Possessions
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Apr 5, 2026
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