The government and many private foundations are giving away billions of dollars in free grant money that never has to be paid back.
Those who want help with paying off their credit cards, mortgage or just about any other bill can receive some of this free money just by submitting a request.
For years the government has been providing free grant money to minorities, women and students, and ever since the economic crisis in America, they have been adding more and more funds to these programs.
While that may change soon, at the moment there is an opportunity for people who know how to access this money.
Unfortunately, the government has done a poor job of showing how people can get some of this money.
Those who figured it out on their own are cashing checks for several thousand dollars at a time.
Since there is no credit check, no down payment needed and no collateral, the benefits you get from receiving grant money are unbeatable.
You don't have to pay the money back, and it can be spent for your own personal use.
The trouble for most people is simply knowing where to go to find and apply for these funds, and it can be confusing.
There are hundreds of grant programs that are helping people get out of debt and make their mortgage payments, but they are offered by hundreds of government and private agencies.
Those who have the right resources to find and request these funds can do so over and over again, which is making a lot of people angry.
While these funds are intended to help those who need financial assistance, there are many people obtaining this free grant money and don't really need it.