The average American carries personal debts of over $8,000 in credit cards alone, approximately $12,000 in car payments, and $200,000 in home loans. What this means is not only the personal stress of financial struggles, but a national crisis in the current economically unsound environment.
We’ve all heard of Obama’s Stimulus Package. Banks and big businesses have been bailed out, but with the high rate of unemployment and the number of unpaid furlough days now required, we are still having difficulties making our bills every month. What if the government were to allot personal grants to those in financial binds?
This positive approach by the government aimed at easing debt burdens of its citizens would constitute largely a domino effect on the whole fiscal activity, with hope to generate more income on the part of the government while easing the debt problems of concerned individuals. This positive step by the administration would then have reciprocal effects both on the taxpayers and the government. A grant aimed at debt relief would help magnify more revenues while lessening the financial indebtedness of the taxpayers. Grants however are not given to individuals to be spent for any other purpose. Any heavily indebted individual awarded a personal grant would be obligated to pay off their current debts, and be required to seek credit counseling.
The government always has the upper hand in generating more revenue. Once grants aimed at debt relief are awarded, the negative debts on the banks books will be expunged, giving them more money to spend each month on household necessities and items they would not otherwise be able to afford, thus stimulating the economy.
In a way government grants are processed not as meticulously as the banks do. Documents proving and justifying the necessity of the concerned individual of grants would constitute the applications, rather than the lengthy and tedious background investigations, etc. However, the government agencies concerned should be fully responsive of the applications received from prospective grantee i.e. the legitimacy of the information and references of the claim its confidentiality must remain distinctively discreet.
In the end, a proposed grantee with an approved application is required to fulfill the terms and conditions of the grant. The grantee must undergo financial counseling by a qualified adviser as a means of establishing not only an affordable budget, but to avoid such financial difficulties from occurring in the future.
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