Is there really grant loans from the government, that you don't have to pay back. Need a name. ?

Question

I have tryed to apply,to several and always come up losing. Is it a joke or is it real.

Answer 1

Fortunately, the internet has opened up a host of opportunities to obtain such loans. There are websites that specialize in just that. Furthermore, there are traditional lenders that offer an online application pathway provides you with provisional acceptance depending upon your ability to prove your statements to the lender this streamlines the lending process and gets rid of a lot of borrowing anxiety. If you meet specified criteria and can prove that you do, then you will definitely get the loan.

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How to get a particular loan should only be one aspect of your research, the other (even more important) things you need to take into account are the terms and conditions of the loan, your ability to make the monthly payments and whether or not you will need to put up real estate as security.Once you have taken the time to ask yourself some searching questions and also get some reliable answers from lenders, you will be in a much better position to choose a loan.

Answer 2

Grants to individuals to pay bills or other debts do not exist.  Period.

Answer 3

Pell Grants are certainly real. Those are grants that are given to students to pay their tuition, and no, they do *not* have to be paid back!

Answer 4

Yeah but it is usually for school... FASFA

Answer 5

If you are talking about for school, It's called a Pell Grant. I got one through to Phoenix college some time ago. The year before I applied for the grant, my income was low so I qualified for a full grant for the current year. This all depends on your finances though. If you take out a loan, you have to pay it back...with interest. Hope this helps you.  

Answer 6

If you don't have to pay it back, it would be called a grant. Loans, by definition, have to be paid back. Although some government loans allow you to repay through service, rather than monetary payments.