Free Government Grant Money - Pay Off Credit Card Bills and Debt

March 18, 2010 - PRLog -- Billions of dollars are set aside each year to help consumers who are struggling to survive financially. During these especially tough economic times, individuals are searching for a way out from under too much debt and not enough income. The information is quick and easy to find on the government website. Many people are not aware of these grants, and now is the time to learn more about qualifying. Take advantage of this wonderful opportunity that is affording a new way of life without debt.

Hector Milla Editor of the "Debt Relief Government Grants" website -- http://www.DebtReliefGovernmentGrants.com -- pointed out;


“…Financial freedom is being sought through bankruptcy, debt settlement, and consolidation loans. These debt relief systems work, but are very costly. Expensive financial service fees are not a viable option for most consumers, and many are facing home foreclosures, and car repossessions. Use the internet to connect with the government's site, and find out the details about this financial process to clear out your debt without any strings or hidden fees attached. An application form and step by step instructions can be downloaded at the online site…”

The directions are easy to follow and the time spent will be invaluable to receive a positive financial outcome. Qualifying for a government grant is based on amount of debt and personal income. Applicants will be asked to gather their bills such as; student loans, medical and prescription bills, mortgage payment amounts, mortgage payments, insurance premiums, taxes, and utilities. The details are very specific about which bills to include, but when it doubt, list the bill. A government grant representative will review your application and give you further directions about the next step in the process. It only takes about 90 days to complete the grant approval.

“…Take the time to read about the government grant money to pay off your debt. Tell your family and friends about this exciting opportunity to get out of debt. Paying off debt will create a lifestyle that you and your family deserve. Credit cards have been used to keep households afloat during the current recession. Unemployment and salary cuts have forced many consumers to rely on this means to pay for living expenses. Use this avenue to reestablish financial security and end late notices and harassing phone calls…” added H. Milla.

Further information about debt relief government grants by visiting: http://www.DebtReliefGovernmentGrants.com