Free Groceries and Gas-A Simple and Practical Program

2011-10-31T17:33:00.000-07:00

2011-10-30T18:49:00.001-07:00

Learn how you can get free groceries from a home grocery delivery company:

In May of 2010 a home grocery delivery company from Pensacola, Florida created a program that you can get free groceries and earn cash bonuses to help you put food on the table and pay your monthly bills. To earn free groceries, you only have to make a one-time purchase of a grocery voucher and meet a couple of simple requirements set by the company. You only have to invest a small amount of cash one time to get your groceries for free forever and earn lots of cash to pay those pesky bills. You will have to put in some time and effort for you to do well with this program because as you know nothing is for free in this life.

Most Americans are spending anywhere from $700 to $1,200 a month on groceries ($8,400 to $12,000 a year) and if you could get rid of this expense, then you could spend this money on a vacation to an exotic island. With this program, you are not only putting food on the table, but you are also putting cash bonuses in your pocket. There are thousands of Americans and Canadians using this program to earn free groceries every month and in some cases every week.

The price of groceries is going up every day with some items going up faster than others. In general the price of groceries went up 4% from 2010 to 2011 with coffee, beef and eggs with the highest percentage increase. This increase along with high unemployment rate is making it very difficult for many families to make ends meet each month. The middle class and the poor are being hit very hard by this downturn in the economy.

This is a simple and practical program that can help you put food on the table and put cash in your pocket every week with minimum effort. You have nothing to lose but everything to gain if you can take 15 minutes of your time to check it out.

Free gas is another benefit of this non-governmental program from Pensacola, Florida:

The two most consumable products in the industrialized world are food and gasoline. In the United States, we can’t do without these products. The high price of gasoline is another expense that is strangling the American families. The pain at the gas pump is getting worse every day for most American families in this downturn in the economy. Most American families with two vehicles are spending anywhere from $400 to $600 a month on gasoline and to get rid of this expense would lessen your pain at the gas pump.

Once you have qualified for free groceries, you automatically qualify for free gas using a $200 gift card that you can use to purchase gas at one of the world largest retailers. This can happen for you once a month or once a week. It all depends on your effort. If you want to eliminate your grocery and gasoline bill, then continue to read and learn how you can get free groceries and free gas.

To learn more, click here or click on the link below to get more information on how you can get free groceries and free gas every week.

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Leonel DaRosa

THE DILEMMA OF COLLEGE ADMISSIONS AND FINANCIAL AID PROCESS IN TODAY’S ECONOMY

2009-04-26T18:13:00.000-07:00

How To Choose Colleges in Today’s Economy: The admissions and financial aid process from the perspective of a retired Guidance Counselor and a parent of four children. I spent 34 years in education with the last 22 years as a high school guidance counselor. I specialized in admissions and financial aid as two of my key assets as a counselor. I visited many colleges up and down the east coast and networked with many admissions/financial aid counselors in order to better service my counselees and their parents. I have successfully put three (3) of my children through college but I did this in an economy that was flourishing. In today’s economy with our assets and investments down anywhere from 30% to 50%, it makes this process a lot more difficult. College admissions have become more competitive and more expensive since my last child graduated from college in 1998. My first two daughters graduated from college in early 90’s and the admissions and cost was very reasonable during that period. In general, for those of you that are planning to send your sons and daughters to college in the next 2 to 5 years, you should begin to do your preliminary research right now. For those of you who will be sending your son or daughter to college in the next 2 years, you should have done your preliminary research and your financial planning already. Right now, you and your son or daughter should be visiting colleges, taking the PSAT’s and SAT’S in the junior year. The mindset and training begins a lot earlier than I have just mentioned. Financial planning also should be started as early as possible. Your sons and daughters will most likely get into 3 to 10 colleges/universities, depending on the number of schools that they apply to. Admissions will be based on what kind of profile that your son or daughter creates during high school and this will also effect what kind of financial aid package he or she is going to receive. After everything is done, what it comes down to is where can you afford to send your son or daughter. It comes down to money and the decision will be made between April 15th and May 1st of your son’s or daughter’s senior year. Now, I will get in to the specifics of college admissions and financial aid. I will also give you links to websites where you can get more information. Admissions to colleges are based on your son’s or daughter’s transcript, class rank, SAT scores, school activities/sports and letters of recommendation from teachers and his or her counselor (grades and activities from grades 9 to 12 are considered for the purposes of applying to college). The student’s work habit is established early in years. Once your son or daughter enters high school, everything that he or she does will become part of his or her profile. For admissions you need to go to www.collegeboard.com/csearch to become familiar with PSAT’s, SAT’s, plan for college, find colleges, apply to colleges and pay for college. Also, you can use the following websites to do college searches: http://www.petersons.com/, www.princetonreview.com/college/default.asp, http://www.campusplanninginc.com/associates/darosa.asp Once you have your son’s and daughter’s GPA, class rank and PSAT’s or SAT scores, you should go to the college’s and university’s website to see what the previous freshman class’s profile was to see how your son’s or daughter’s profile compare. This will give you an idea of what kind of chances he or she will have when he or she apply. There many websites out there that you can use to do your research and your best resource is your son’s or daughter’s guidance counselor. You should work closely with your son’s or daughter’s high school’s guidance office. Also, you can always call the college’s admissions office to get information specific to that college. When your son or daughter does apply to college, he or she should apply to at leas 5 schools. You want he or she to apply to at least (1) one school that you have a real good feeling that he or she will get in and that you can afford. Your son’s or daughter’s safety school is extremely important on your list of schools. He or she should also apply to at least (1) one reach school. The rest of the schools should be within his or her profile. Financial aid or financing your son’s or daughter’s college education, is to me, the most important part of this whole college search process. Because it doesn’t matter where and how many schools that your son or daughter get into, if you can’t afford to send him or her to one of those schools. You need to apply to schools in variety of price ranges. You should from the beginning, apply to at least (1) one school that you know based on your Expected Family Contribution (EFC), that you can afford that particular school with little financial help or no help at all (your financial safety school). The following websites will help you determine your EFC: http://www.finaid.org/, www.fafsa4caster.ed.gov/, www.fafsa.ed.gov/, http://www.collegeboard.com/, http://www.finaid.org/calculators/finaidestimate.phtml Your EFC is calculated when you file your financial aid forms (FAFSA and CSS Profile). In most cases, you only have to file the FAFSA, which is the federal form, and it is income driven. You should calculate your Expected Family Contribution as soon as possible so you can realistically do your college searches. You want to know how much the schools are going to expect you to come with financially and it always is more than what you think. You should also do scholarship search using the following website: http://www.fastweb.com/ I hope that the information that I have given you is helpful in your college search adventure. For more information, please contact your son’s or daughter’s guidance counselor. If financing your son’s or daughter’s education is a concern in today’s economy and you are willing to investigate how you can pay for you child’s education with easy. You could possibly have your son or daughter come out of college debt-free. I will provide you with more free information on my website which will give you more details on how you can make a second stream of income in a risk-free and recession-proof business opportunity.

I will not ill advise you. I was in the helping profession for 34 years and I have been blessed again with an opportunity to continue to help people but this time it is financial in nature.

Would you spend $200 ONE-TIME out-of-pocket to TOTALLY ELIMINATE Your Grocery Bill? If what I have just described to you is of any interest, watch a short testimonial video and click on the following link for more information!

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Good luck and may God bless you!

Leonel DaRosa

1-774-281-0095

theleaper@gmail.com