subject: USA Government Grants For Debt Relief – Importance Of A Good Proposal [print this page] USA Government Grants For Debt Relief Importance Of A Good Proposal
Ever since the financial and economic meltdown first took place in early 2007, many people have lost their jobs and experienced other financial setbacks that have caused them to rely on credit cards and build an unaffordable level of outstanding debt.
These people, along with other people who cannot afford to make their mortgage payments, could benefit by taking advantage of various government backed debt relief programs. While these programs are available, being approved for the benefit can be tricky. To improve your chances of being approved, it is very important that you write a good proposal letter. Proposal letters are important for a few different reasons.
Aurora Lillo Editor of the "Debt Relief Government Grants" website -- http://www.DebtReliefGovernmentGrants.com -- pointed out;
"...The first reason why a proposal letter is important is because it will explain to the government why you are in the financial situation you are in. While there are grants available for everyone, the government is not as apt to give money to someone who is having financial problems because of frivolous spending. Most of the money is reserved for people who have had unforeseen negative circumstances affect their financial situation. This could include loss of a job, large amount of medical bills, or greatly underwater mortgages..."
The second reason why writing a good proposal letter is important is because it will explain how you plan to spend the money. You will need to list how much debt you have, how much your monthly payments are, and what sources of repayment you have without aid from the government. You will then need to list how you plan to spend the money. The agency giving you money will want to ensure that all of the money they are giving you will be used in a way to help improve your financial situation. If they feel that you will end up spending the money frivolously, then you will most likely not be approved.
"...The third reason why writing a good proposal letter is important is to prove to the grant giver that you will be able support yourself going forward. The money given is to help people avoid filing bankruptcy. If it looks as if you are going to fall back into the same financial trap after you receive the money, then it would not be worthwhile for the government to give you the money. The relief giver will want to ensure that you earn enough money to supplement your life going forward..." added A. Lillo.
Further information about debt relief government grants by visiting: http://www.DebtReliefGovernmentGrants.com
