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Can you really get govt grant to pay off your bills?

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I don't think anyone's ever bought Lesko's book to find out what he' screaming about.
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No, why should taxpayers (in essence we are the government) bail you out for not living within your means. This entitlement society has really gone too far when others expect the government to bail them out for their own mistakes. This Obama candidacy really scares me as his policies will encourage all lazy Americans stay at home and ask for more handouts.
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No.

"Personal Grants", for you to pay off your bills or do whatever with, do not exist at all.
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No. You can get grants for many purposes, but paying off your bills isn't one of them.

www.Grants.gov is a great resource to see what real grants are out there.
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Not unless you consider bankruptcy a government grant.
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Yes but i don't recommend interst rate on some goverment loans are revolving..meaning it does not stay the same
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Nope.

Places that try to make you believe such a thing is possible are scam artists trying to con you out of the "fees" they will charge you to write and submit your "grant" for you. Avoid them.

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No, you really CAN'T. There are no such grants anywhere. If you read otherwise, you are being scammed.
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