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Get Your Degree with Government Grants and Scholarships

 

 

 

Education Stimulus Package Offers $50 Billion in Grants to Students  

 
 

Education Stimulus May Help You With Financial Aid

$130 Billion in Education Funds Available
First $4,000 of a college education may be free
Simplify Application Process for Financial Aid
Up to $4,000 credit every year for most families

Find out if you are eligible for Free!
Get Your Degree from the school of your choice with Government Grants and Scholarships

 

First $4,000 Free to most Americans

News for Public Officials 01-04-10

If you have been thinking of finally getting the career you've always wanted but thought you couldn't afford it, you should know 7 million college and trade school students are expected to cash in on more than $53 billion from Obama's American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009.

In February, President Obama kept a campaign promise when he announced, "We are making the largest investment in education in our nations history."

The economic stimulus package, which will double the Department of Education's budget over the next two years, will "make a reported 4 million more students eligible for expanded tax benefits and significantly increase federal grant and scholarship funding for an estimated 7 million students.  If you are serious about furthering your career with a good degree program or accredited job training,

The plan makes the first $4,000 of higher education free for most Americans and special emphasis is placed on people who would like a career in:

  • Psychology

  • Criminal Justice

  • Law Enforcement

  • Education and Teaching

  • Culinary Arts

  • and Hospitality Management

If you qualify, you may receive grants and tax credits totaling tens of thousands of dollars until you reach your dream of a better career. Money you can use to pay for tuition, living expense, books - even the latest computer equipment may be waiting for your application at the school of your choice right now!

Eligible schools include universities and colleges as well "distance learning" and accredited online programs so it's perfect for single parents, displaced workers or anyone who is serious about building a better future. Now you can Get Your Degree with Government Grants and Scholarships that fit your personality, goals, and aspirations.

 

Yellow Ribbon Program for Veterans and Their Families

Current and former military members and their families can earn a college degree at little or no cost under the GI Education Enhancement Program. Degree granting institutions voluntarily enter into an agreement with the Veterans Administration to fund tuition expenses for military veterans. Participating institutions provide contributions to eligible individuals who apply on a first-come first-served basis, regardless of the rate at which the individual is pursuing training in any given academic year. The Veterans Administration matches the contribution of participating institution.

Worried About Losing Your Home While Your Out of Work Getting Your Degree ?

This year, one in ten homeowners is facing foreclosure, but new initiatives from the government and private service providers for loan modification and refinancing are making home affordable again for millions of struggling homeowners. Loan modification allows homeowners and lenders to change the terms of your loan in order to stop foreclosure. A loan modification is NOT a new loan. For many, it is often the ONLY option for homeowners with bad credit that are behind on their mortgage. You can take on the bank by yourself or you can complete one secure form to get a personalized plan to find out if you qualify. You have no obligation. There is no credit check and no social security number is required. You may be eligible to modify your loan, eliminate your back payments and keep your home.

 

 

Need more money for college?

 

Get a Personalized Debt Bailout Plan To Legally Eliminate Debt

Must Owe $10K or more in unsecured debt to qualify

 

Need a New Car? Find Participating Dealers for the $4500 "CARS" Rebate

Dealers are extending the government deadline with special rebates of their own. Hurry!

 

Get Stimulus Funds To Build Your Own Online Business

With new economic recovery initiatives, the government may pay you to start a business online.

 

See if You Qualify for Mortgage Restructuring

No Credit Check and no Obligation. Must owe $100K and be current.

 

Worried About Foreclosure?

Get a personalized plan that may save your home. Must be behind on your payments.

 

Stimulus Funds For Building Your Own Online Business

Dislocated workers may collect funds while starting a business from home.

 

Home Value Down? Take 40% or More Off Your Home Insurance

It just makes sense. Why pay to insure your home's old value?

 

Settle Your Tax Debt - Get On With Your Life

If you owe $10,000 or more in back taxes - complete one simple form that may resolve your tax problem.

 

 

 

Education Stimulus Specials

 

 

 
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