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Ok, by now you have all the information you need to go on in order to make a good choice in deciding the method you can use to get money for you and your family. Hopefully you have done some thinking, looked at all the pros and cons of each way to get some extra money and compared them to your own personal situation.
Remember: if you need immediate help and you don’t make a whole lot of money, an entitlement is probably best for you. The people at the Department of Health and Human resources will be glad to help you. The process is short and you get the help you need almost immediately.
If you are looking to start a business or go to college, a loan is probably best for you. Most college loans don’t usually require a total refinancing of your home and the business loans may accept things like computer equipment, furniture, etc. as collateral. The process is a bit longer, but very easily managed with some help.
If you really don’t need the money but want to think long-term for your family, then the whole grant process is probably the best way to go. Just remember that this is not a quick process and takes some preparation.
Ok, now that you know all your options and the different ways you could get money for you and your family, I hope this eBook has already pointed you in the right direction. The rest of this eBook will focus on Grants, so let’s get to it...