Financial Aid for Disabled

[cassi2]

I'd be most appreciative if anyone would point me in the right direction. I'm a disabled woman who spent 20+ years as a
writer, lecturer, researcher in a specialized area. Because of my disability, I have to work on my own time schedule. I'd like to write a book and, using material from the
book, create antique reproductions for sale.
How can I find out if I qualify for financial aid? Is there anywhere I can get help in putting a business plan together? Thanking you in advance! cassi2

 

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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by cassi2:
I'd be most appreciative if anyone would point me in the right direction. I'm a disabled woman who spent 20+ years as a
writer, lecturer, researcher in a specialized area. Because of my disability, I have to work on my own time schedule. I'd like to write a book and, using material from the
book, create antique reproductions for sale.
How can I find out if I qualify for financial aid? Is there anywhere I can get help in putting a business plan together? Thanking you in advance! cassi2<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>


My response:

The Small Business Administration was created just for you !! They are terrific at helping people, especially persons with special needs, to get into business. They have terrific software programs that will assist you in the process, which will, with your information, create and make ready, all of the forms you'll need to submit to the SBA and to the "partner" bank.

Good luck to you !!

IAAL


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