2013 Newsletters

December

Happy Holidays! Brighten your season with December Free Money News and get some great information about Help For Single Moms; how to find funding for your startup business; how to find out fast if you might qualify for a Pell Grant and minimize your student debt; and the possibility of purchasing a home during the holiday season…

November

Check out our new review of grants.gov in our November issue and discover why it may not be for you! Perhaps more importantly, learn what may suit you better if you are looking for a grant. Also get news about Pell Grants for 2013-2014, learn about a benefit increase coming up January 1, and discover our review of disablity.gov.

October

Obamacare and the government shutdown have taken over the news and we highlight them in our October 2013 Free Money News. Learn what's happening and key facts to know as you try to investigate and sign up for a mandatory health care plan. There's also news about resources and events for black business entrepreneurs (and those who market to them).

September

As summer disappears we're thinking about school of course – and in particular about how to pay for school and/or for your kids' school or college expenses. In our September issue we also highlight some great articles and tips for important events in our lives we want to make happen – like buying your first home or starting your own business. Also check out this issue to learn about our newest information not just about free unclaimed money and how to find it, but also about finding what's yours specifically in California.

August

A Must Read: in our hot August issue we feature Unclaimed Money — the ultimate source of free money! It's yours to begin with so why not go after it? Read the latest about this topic, discover some new sources to investigate, learn the truth about some major myths that could be holding you back, and find out just how easy it is to find and claim money that is rightfully yours.

July

In the July issue we are celebrating freedom – and helping you find some more. Check it out for our discussion of the U.S. Government Grant Department (is there one?) and what you need to know about what agencies actually give grants. We also point out the importance of terms and how you can learn your way around sometimes confusing terminology as you look for and apply for grants. We also introduce you to John McGee and share his story and experiences applying for more than 20 grants — and winning millions for his efforts!

June

Check out our June 2013 newsletter for important tips about our most requested topics! Start with the top ten things you should know about grants and follow it up with important information about finding grants to purchase a home, getting great state grants, and a wealth of grant information for students. Topics include FAFSA, the highly desirable Pell Grant and tips for finding out if you qualify for one.

May

In our May Newsletter we share some thoughts on the Boston Marathon bombings, reliance on the government, and finding help from the government when we need it to improve our lives. Topics also incude what's new with Pell Grants and whether you can qualify, an interesting new research grant opportunity and what it says about how and where to look for grants, a reminder about finding help to purchase a home and stories from a successful grant seeker.

April

Our April issue is full of inspiration. Inspired by March Madness and the Eagles of Florida Gulf Coast University, we encourage you to take a shot in many areas: at your business, with the help of the Small Business Administration; at opportunities you might have missed in our previous newsletters; at a new take on Unclaimed Money - what it is and how to get it; at an important tax credit in its final year; at a Foundation Grant with an easy to use system; and at winning a scholarship in an easy-to-enter monthly drawing.

March

Lots of info in our March 2013 Newsletter. We offer direction on how to find free tax help, review the implications of sequestration and student financial aid, provide a review (and warning) about the website americasgotfunding.com, and recommend a system for writing (and winning) Foundation Grants fast.

February

Happy Valentines' Month! In February's issue we cover advice for finding trustworthy help for debt relief; some expanded opportunities for business women going after contracts with the government; new options to help entrepreneurs get financing; and information about an important resource for the disabled.

January

Happy New Year! In our first newsletter of 2013 we present ways to improve your financial situation:

1. An easier way to pay back your student loans;
2. Good and bad news for small businesses, plus a crowdfunding update; and
3. Additional programs that can help your find money for home repairs.