Matthew Lesko - 50 of the Best Government Programs for Busy Moms

Free Child Care, Money For A Home Based Business, Free Health Care, Free Toys For Kids, Free Vacations, Free Prescription Drugs, Child Support Collections, Money For Groceries, Mortgage & Rent Money, Money To Fix-Up Your Home, Cars To Get To Work, and More

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Matthew Lesko

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This Country Doesnt Honor Mothers Enough

Did You Know You Write Off More On Your Taxes For Raising Horses Than For Raising Children?

Moms need all the free money and help they can get. Forget the tax code. There are thousands of little known Government programs that moms can take advantage of, but Uncle Sam must not have a mom because hes not telling anyone about these programs.

Weve collected 50 of the best programs available so that every mom in America can make their life a little easier. Programs like:

If you are not a mom, you can still use these programs. Plus, you can email the moms you know so that they can take advantage of them also.

The nicest thing in the world to do is to giveso start giving away.

Matthew Lesko

Mary Ann Martello

Kelly Edmiston

10 Things YOU DONT KNOW About Free Government Money

Life is full of answers. You can Google any topic and get one million answers to almost anything. The hard part in life is asking the right questions. Our mission is to educate America about the facts about government programs so you get all the benefits you are entitled to. Start your education here:

1) 80% of Free Government Money Is Not Called Grants

Of the $2 trillion in free government money that is given out each year only about $378 billion is called grants. The rest of free money is called things like direct payments, venture capital or loans you do not have to pay back. So dont call the government and ask for a grant, you will miss 80% of the free money that is given out.

We know the average American only thinks about grants. Thats why we put the word GRANT in the title, but the programs we list include all other sources of free money and help. We make sure you always know the right words to say when contacting government offices.

2) Dont Call Washington Looking For Money

Think local. Most money programs do originate from Washington; however, the money goes to the state governments, who in turn give out the money to local government and even non-profit organizations. Every state government has an office that tracks this money. Call the governors office and ask for the state grants office to get started.

3) Free Services Are Better Than Free Money

Consumers are missing out on tens of thousands of dollars in free services like:

free credit card help
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free help to start a business
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free health care
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4) Government Applications Are Easy

This is where average Americans really miss out. They believe that grant applications are complicated, and they are right. But 80% of the free money the government gives out is not a grant so they do not require a grant application and all that is needed is three or four pages of fill in the blanks.

5) Your Congressman Provides The Best Help

Every elected official has someone on their staff who helps people take advantage of government programs. These are the most motivated people in government that want to help you because if they are able to make a call to a government office and get you $50,000 for your business or $8,000 to train for a new job, you will vote for them in the next election no matter what they do. (Find your elected official at: http://www.congress.org )

6) The Government Doesnt Know What It Has

If you call a government office and ask if they have money to help you accomplish some goal, you cant take NO for an answer. Government offices are too big for any one person to know what is in their office. Get the documents, check the websites, ask for suggestions for other sources. The best way to deal with the government is to find out what they have before you contact them. Then you call and tell them what they have. (Find your local government office: http://www.govengine.com/ )

7) Only 12% Goes To The Poor

Many people think they have to be destitute to receive government money. But thats not true. A bigger percentage of rich people are eligible for government money than poor people. And whats poor in todays economy? You can be working full-time at Wal-Mart and be eligible for food stamps. (Source: Running On Empty, Peter G. Peterson, former Chairman of Federal Reserve Bank of New York, Farrar, Strauss and Giroux, New York, page 151)

8) Over $19,379 In Free Money Goes To Every Family

The U.S. Budget for 2013 shows that in 2012 $2.5 trillion was spent in free money programs and the U.S. Census shows there are about 129 million families. You do the math. (Source: http://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/BUDGET-2013-TAB/pdf/BUDGET-2013-TAB.pdf , page 223 and http://www.census.gov/popest/data/housing/totals/2008/files/HU-EST2008-ST-layout.pdf )

9) Government Programs Keep Growing Under Both Democrats And Republicans

Total government spending has increased every single year since 1948. (Source: http://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/BUDGET-2013-TAB/pdf/BUDGET-2013-TAB.pdf , page 347)

10) 75% Of Government Money Programs Have No Income Requirements

No matter what your income you can apply for money to do specific activities that the government wants to be done like create or grow a business, fix-up your home, work on an invention, or train for a new job.
(Source: Running On Empty, Peter G. Peterson, former Chairman of Federal Reserve Bank of New York, Farrar, Strauss and Giroux, New York, page 151)

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About Matthew Lesko

No one has done more to educate the American public about available government money programs than Matthew Lesko.

Over 30 years ago, as an ex-Naval Officer armed with a MBA in Computer Information Systems, Lesko started with only a phone and a desk in a one bedroom apartment, but soon had over 30 employees in a big office on K Street, in downtown Washington, D.C. Leskos brainstorm was showing Fortune 500 executives how to take advantage of little-known government programs. These business leaders did not care how much the information cost because they were turning this information into millions.

Growing up in Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania, Lesko never knew about such government programs and was constantly surprised when he kept uncovering more and more freebies that his rich clients could spin into gold.