You're deep in debt. You've checked out all the debt relief options but somehow filing bankruptcy so you ruin your credit or debt consolidation so you can keep paying bills just doesn't sound too appealing. What if you could get free money to pay off your debts? What if you didn't have to pay the money back? That's exactly what government grants can do for you. The question is what are they and how do you go about getting one? This article will answer these questions and put you on the right path to solving your debt problems..........The government sets aside billions of dollars each year to help American citizens. They are more than happy to give you this money if they feel you will use the money wisely and it will help jump-start the American economy. As you know, the economy could use a little help right now, so there is no shortage of government grants that you can use for debt relief. Finding a grant is often the hardest part because you need to do some research. To get one, you need to be creative and look for one that you think you can qualify for and then apply. Your situation will be reviewed. The person reviewing your application will look at money you owe, debts you have, ability to repay what you owe and still maintain your current debts. If you can prove that you cannot pay back this money - you get the grant. You can then use the money to start a small business and use the profit to pay off your debts. What can grants do for you? They can give you money needed for debt relief without you having to provide security or collateral like you have to do to get a loan for debt consolidation. It can keep you from filing bankruptcy and ruining your credit for the next ten years. There is no repayment. Getting a government grant for debt relief is like getting financial aid - it can't be taxed and it doesn't accrue interest. It can make you instantly debt free and no other type of debt relief solution does that. As you can clearly see, finding a grant and using it to pay off your debt is a much better option than other debt relief methods. Hopefully, you can use the information in this article to get yourself back on the right path and significantly reduce your debt without bankruptcy or debt consolidation. If used properly, this is how you use government grants for debt relief.