Are credit problems holding you back from buying that new home, car or starting a business?

Here's great news!
Government and private lending institutions are coming to the rescue. They are relaxing credit requirements to make it easier for people with bad credit ratings to get low interest loans.

Billions are now available to purchase homes, cars, start a business, consolidate debts and many other purposes. It's part of a joint government and banking initiative to revitalize the economy by making loans more accessible to people previously rejected as bad credit risks.

Even those who make $35,000, $50,000, even $85,000 a year can qualify for many of these programs. And other programs have no income requirements at all. You can even be a millionaire and get free money from the government (Like Donald Trump, Sam Donaldson and even George W. Bush and Dick Cheney did) !

• Ritz Camera received $75,000 for hiring new employees in Topeka, KS.

• Ronald Olszewski of Alabama received a $500 grant to fix up his car.

• Amazon.Com received $1.6 million to open a distribution center in Coffeyville, KS.

• George W. Bush, before he became President, received $200 million to build a new stadium for his baseball team, and turned his $606,302 investment into $14.9 million.

• Dick Cheney, before he became Vice-President, received $1.5 billion from Ex-Im and $2.3 billion in contracts for his energy company.

• James Freericks of Washington, DC received over $500,000 in government grants to travel the World.

• The Snyder Seed Company of Buffalo received a $200,000 government grant to make a rodent repellant out of hot chili peppers.

• Tori Stewardson of Virginia received $15,000 at 40 years old to finish her college degree because she was suffering from low self-esteem.

• Ameritrade, the on-line discount broker, received a grant for $1,000,000 to set up an office in Annapolis, MD.

• A company in California, Beneficial Design, received a grant for $49,937 to develop a web site on hiking trails.

• Arlene Fink received $99,867 to develop a new way of letting the elderly know about their possible drinking problems.

• Linda Suydam received $216,000 to start a fishing business in Alaska.

• Brett Stern received $175,000 to work on his invention, on a machine that glues fabric together instead of sewing.

• Len Osborne of Colorado received $10,000to take a computer course that took him from earning $7 an hour as nightclubbouncer to a $50,000 year professional with benefits.

• Dorothy Heart of Texas received $40,000 grant to pay for her daughter's hospital bill.

• Raymond Whitfield of Washington, DC at 68 years old received $20,000 to get a Masters Degree.

• Sandie Dotson of Houston, TX received a $3,500 grant to cover closing costs for her new home.

• Linda Jacobs-Holcomb received $5,000 for speech therapy for her son.