A nearly $500 billion plan could be approved in the next few days.

Recently, the Paycheck Protection Program, a part of the US government’s coronavirus stimulus package intended to send loans to small businesses, ran out of money entirely. Numerous small businesses, as well as workers and consumers around the country, are still in dire straits despite the large amount of money spent on the original bill. The government has received some backlash due to corporations and chain businesses receiving loans from the PPP while small businesses that are in danger of closing for good go by the wayside. In order to keep the economy stimulated, the US Senate is working on a new stimulus package, and according to minority leader Chuck Schumer, an agreement may be right around the corner.

“There is still a few more i’s to dot and t’s to cross, but we have a deal. And I believe we’ll pass it today,” Schumer told CNN Tuesday morning.

In its current state, the new package would provide approximately $300 billion to refuel the PPP. Of that money, $125 billion will be sent “exclusively to the unbanked, to the minorities, to the rural areas, and to all of those little mom and pop stores that don’t have a good banking connection and need the help,” according to Schumer. Additionally, the bill will provide $30 billion for coronavirus testing purposes around the country, and $75 billion to bolster hospitals. $60 billion will also be set aside for economic disaster aid loans.

Despite Schumer’s optimism, Senate Republicans do not believe a proper agreement has yet been reached. They agree that a deal is close, but there are still more issues that need to be addressed before the bill can be sent to the President’s desk.