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mortgage, rent

closing costs

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health bills

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entertainment

travel

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Government Free Money programs aren't only for very needy. Even those who make $35,000,$50,000, even $85,000 a year can qualify for many of these programs. And others programs have no income requirements at all. You can even be a millionaire and get Free Money from government (like Donald Trump, Sam Donaldsonand even George W. Bush and Dick Cheney did)!

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Millions of qualified taxpayers are missing out!

140 million People are eligible for money to pay for medications but only a fraction apply

58% of people eligible to receive $800 in groceries don't apply

3 million people who are eligible to receive $6000 in spending money never apply

4 million kids who can get their health care paid for don't apply

4000 little known government Free Money programs that you can use to pay your bills and get out of debt home Even with Bad Credit including:

$9,500 to pay any bills

$2,800 to pay your heating bills

$1,200 to pay your mortgage

$15,000 to pay for child care

$3,000 to help buy a car

$4,000 to pay closing costs on a home

$500 to pay your Property taxes

$700 to pay your utility bills

$800 to pay your food bills

$4,800 to pay for family expenses

$170 a month to pay for parking

$328 a month to help pay your rent

$3,000 to volunteer in your neighborhood

Even $1,000 to pay your bills while you're waiting for other government Free Money!

Need more? KEEP READING Need even more? READ FURTHER!

$500,000 free goverment grant to start or expand your business

$50,000 free goverment grant for you to go back to school

$10,000 free goverment grant to fix up your home

$7,000 free goverment grant to train for a new job

$500 free goverment grant to fix up your car

$100,000 free goverment grant to improve your neighborhood

$400 free goverment grant to pay your heating bill

$50,000 free goverment grant for you to travel world

$5,000 free goverment grant for you to start a business at home

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$1,000 free goverment grant to pay for your prescription drugs

$1,300 free goverment grant to pay your mortgage payment

Our son wields a wild spatula when making his April Fool's Day green eggs and ham. Sometimes his culinary skills warrant a cost per item analysis same way U.S. Department of Labor reports Consumer Price Index (CPI).

CPI reports tell us what a "basket of goods and services" costs using a benchmark dating from 1982-1984 Importantly, CPI becomes one of many components within inflation measurement models. The CPI "basket of goods" leaves out green eggs and ham, however, it includes breakfast cereal, milk, coffee, chicken, wine, full service meals and snacks. CPI reports account for 7 or 8 categories of goods and services in U.S. economy. If you recall Psychology 101, each category coincides with Abraham Maslow's basic or physiological "Hierarchy of Needs".

When U.S. Bureau of Statistics announces CPI (most countries have a similar index), Wall Street listens because price increases suggest inflation concerns. When prices inflate, wallets deflate making consumers shy about spending. As you may observe, consumer spending drives worldwide economic productivity; for example, our spending habits account for nearly two-thirds of all U.S. economic activity.

Although statistical patterns for Internet spending seem scant, effect appears same. Mall shoppers and Internet surfers open or close their wallets based on value and price. Inflated costs suggest decreasing value for products or services. Likewise, inflation pushes credit card interest rates higher, thereby adding another burden to consumer.