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Government issued grants for the sole purpose of debt relief aren’t generally thought to be available to individuals, but rather to other countries, larger entities and government-supported programs. However, grants are available to individuals for numerous purposes, such as starting your own business or repaying tuition costs, and ultimately can be used for personal debt relief. Each and every year, billions of dollars are allocated for the use of government grants. Although many people...Read Full Story

There are 3 different kinds of grants availiable through "The grants program of the Friends of the Public Library" Grants to: Non-profit and voluntary organizations serving Tompkins County residents for literacy, reading related or skills development programs and projects. Libraries and reading rooms in and on the periphery of Tompkins County to purchase books, other media, materials, and equipment. Personal education grants: Local library staff for conferences and continuing education...Read Full Story

A new initiative designed to further enhance the university’s approach to need-based financial aid was announced today. Beginning in the 2008-09 academic year, the following grants are going to take place: • Loans will be eliminated for students who are eligible for financial aid (family’s calculated annual income is less than $50,000). • Loan Reduction Initiative for students who are eligible for financial aid ( family’s calculated annual income is between $50,000 and $75,000) - loans will...Read Full Story

The Small Business Administration (SBA) is the first place every start-up business person and entrepreneur thinks they should go for small business grants. There is good and bad news on this: Yes, it is a great first place to go when you are starting your business because they provide free counseling and financial assistance, however, the SBA itself does not hand out free grant money to start or expand a business. Anyone who tells you otherwise is mistaken, or pulling your leg. The SBA is...Read Full Story

A few years back my sister became pregnant and had to quit school. She had gotten behind in high school, because of a troubled family. She finally decided she had to finish and though one year behind, finished high school Her plans were to go on to college, which she did. It was her pregnancy that put a stall on these plans. She paid for her first semester out of her own pocket, with money she had earned from a summer job. When she became pregnant, she was pretty much on her own, without...Read Full Story