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- Mitch D:Yea i dont think financial aid
- Found-1:You will likely qualify for fi
- JediMaster:Do you mean you only earn $100
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- Funding Your Business with Grant Money
- How to Get Government Grants and Loans
- Government Grants for Individuals
- How To Get Government Grants For Housing
- You Can Claim Grant Money If You Live In The USA
- Can I recieve Federal Grant money if I received a Federal Loan too?
- are any of those free money grants sites legit?
- is there an easy way to find and apply for government grants online without costing money?
- Family income for grants for money from the government?
- How can I receive additional grant money to support my education?
4 Responses to “Personal grants and/or other free money resources?”
By rebel g on Jan 31, 2009 | Reply
No such thing
By snowe18 on Feb 1, 2009 | Reply
If your fiance is attending college she could apply for loans, grants, or scholarships. The loans are not repayable until she finishes college and then the payments are low (around $50 a month) and over a period of years. I’ve taken out loans and received grants each semester and I usually have $2000-3000 left over each semester after tuition and books. She should talk to the financial aid office. As for grants from the US government that are not college related, those are hard to get and must be for a particular purpose (start-up business, etc). They don’t usually like to hand out money for fun. Even if you had a legitimate business, you would have to write a grant proposal and that gets complicated. Usually you have to purchase a book that teaches you how to write the grant and it cost a lot. College loans would be a better route.
By 529s.com on Feb 2, 2009 | Reply
There is a program that works with local grocery stores. You register your grocery card with their website and a portion of all the purchases go to paying for college.
By dawncs on Feb 6, 2009 | Reply
Unfortunately, it is not as simple as the commercials make it on finding free money for almost anything from the government. Either it has an income limit or have to be a nonprofit or government entity to receive the free money. I will list some actual federal government websites (websites ending in .gov) that should help better clarify things, but I will also leave a link which has a long questionaire to see if you qualify for any help.
P.S. In six months, she should start looking for places to consolidate her student loans. It can decrease both the interest rates and payments. It can make it easier to repay her student loans.