Gee Whiz, the government sure gives away a lot of free money every year.
When I first began researching the available free government money programs that we all find to be so elusive, my first reaction was skepticism.
I was quickly proven wrong.
Government grant programs are no urban legend or old wives tale.
This type of financial assistance does indeed exist, and in enormous amounts.
Contrary to popular belief, you do not necessarily have to be of low income to qualify for it either.
Nearly every American citizen over the age of eighteen is eligible to qualify for free government money in some proportion, for a number of reasons.
When learning about the various forms of grant awards, one would wonder, "Where is all this free government money coming from?" I know I did.
Upon further investigation it was revealed that all of this free money, all fourteen billion a year, is contributed entirely by American taxpayers.
That's right, a portion of every dollar you spend in taxes goes directly into an American grant awards fund and kept for American citizens to apply for when large and otherwise unattainable sums of money prove to be beneficial, or essential to them.
An insurance policy, if you will.
You as an American taxpayer are most likely overlooking a large sum of free unclaimed government money that you could be putting to good use.
Whether your interest is a small business grant to assist you in becoming self employed, day care grants to help afford quality child care services, real estate grants to purchase a home or become an investor, or just a personal debt grant to pay off past due credit card payments, there is a great chance that you will qualify for a free government grant to do it.
There is even a possibility that you may be eligible to qualify for several grants, to do numerous things.
In any case, as an American taxpaying citizen, you are most likely entitled to a great portion of free money.
Are you ready to cash in your insurance policy?