subject: Free Money From The Government To Pay Off Debts – Tips And Tricks [print this page] Free Money From The Government To Pay Off Debts Tips And Tricks
Although many are aware that free money from the government is available to pay off debts, many do not know what it takes to be approved.
This is the main reason why billions of dollars in government grant money go unclaimed each year. Having the proper knowledge is the key to obtaining these grants, and the process is easier than you may think.
Aurora Lillo Editor of the "Government Grants For Debt Relief" website -- http://www.GovernmentGrantsForDebtRelief.org -- pointed out;
"...First, you must be careful to choose the grant that fits your particular needs exactly. There are literally thousands of grants that are offered, each of which have different criteria for approval. When reviewing the different grants available, it is vitally important to read each word before filling out the grant application. You do not want to spend the time and effort filling out a grant application form for money that you do not qualify for..."
For example, some grants may require that you work at least 20 hours per week, while other grants require an income no greater than thirty-thousand dollars per year. Each grant is very specific; therefore, it is important to take the time to read each one thoroughly. Setting aside time for this task is vitally important, and will be well worth the effort once approval is granted.
Once you find grants that you definitely qualify for, you want to be sure to have all of your important financial information handy. Take the time to gather all of your financial records, tax information and bank statements. Also, be sure to collect all of your debt information and current expenses. This information is critical for anyone requesting free money from the government to pay off debt. Your debt will be measured against your income and expenses, and this is the main factor that is used to determine approval.
Finally, you must be able to prove that you are not able to pay your debt off. If you are facing bankruptcy, make sure that you include that information. If your home is facing foreclosure or if you are facing an eviction, make sure that you include that information on your application as well. Be ready to provide proof of any government assistance that you may be receiving, including unemployment compensation and food stamps. If you are recently divorced or widowed, include this information too.
"...It is not difficult to be approved for government grants; however, it is imperative that those requesting these grants take the time to gather all of the information necessary to be approved. Following the guidelines above, you will be well on your way to getting the free money available from the government to pay off your debt..." added A. Lillo.
Further information about debt relief government grants by visiting: http://www.GovernmentGrantsForDebtRelief.org
