$787 Billion dollars were infused into the economy recently, but that money did not go into the pockets of average Americans - or did it? Most people only see that it went into the coffers of big businesses, but in reality, it went into your pocket.
If you are in debt, you need to reach into that pocket to get out from under the crushing weight of that debt.
First, there are many different types of government grants, funded with the stimulus money, which can help you with your debt.
These grants can help you catch up on your mortgage payments, help you go to school, or help you to pay your bills.
Grant money does not have to be repaid, and therefore, it doesn't add to your current amount of debt, and you can apply for and receive multiple grants at one time.
But this does not relate to the stimulus money that those big corporations are holding for you in their coffers.
That money was intended for making loans possible for average consumers, and for helping those consumers to get out of unsecured debt.
When you decide to settle your debts, after you pay your part of the settlement - about 40% of what you owe - the stimulus money covers the remaining amount.
You can learn more about grants from a variety of reliable sources, but for debt settlement, you need to contact a reputable debt settlement company.
These professionals will help you to get the best debt settlement possible, making full use of the stimulus dollars that were sent to the big corporations, especially for you.
Debt counseling should also be available to you, as part of the service, and you may learn more about getting and using grants that are funded with stimulus money to help improve your financial situation even further.