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FINANCIAL BAILOUT PROGRAM OFFERS FREE DEBT HELP FOR WOMEN


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
April 21, 2009


FINANCIAL BAILOUT PROGRAM OFFERS FREE DEBT HELP FOR WOMEN


President Obama impresses audience of women

Washington, DC - This past February, President Obama activated a $787 billion economic-stimulus package to help struggling Americans - one of the biggest economic-rescue efforts in U.S. history. He also established the White House Office of Urban Affairs "to bring long-overdue attention to the urban areas."

The plan, designed to help American families, will especially benefit the women in this country. Millions of women are more than $10,000 in debt, are homeowners struggling to pay their monthly mortgage payments, and are single mothers who are not receiving child support.

In harmony with President Obama's stimulus package, an exclusive "Bailout For Women" program has been launched to help women reduce or eliminate their financial debt through debt settlement. The program is the first of its kind, and is already helping thousands of women alleviate their debt from major credit cards, medical bills, phone bills, payday loans, and more.

For more details, interested women should visit:
www.BailoutForWomen.c



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