• $750,000 To Start Or Expand A Utah Business
• $10,000,000 in grants and loans For Businesses In Small Towns around Utah
• $150,000 In Down Payment Money To Buy A Ranch in Utah
• $500,000 For Utah Woman-Owned And Minority- Owned Businesses To Get Government Contracts
• $150,000 With A One-Page Application
• $25,000 For Utah Small Businesses
• $1,000,000 For Utah Companies Hurt By Defense Cuts
• $150,000 In Loans That Require No Collateral
• $2,400 For Utah companies Hiring 18-24-Year-Old Employees
• $100,000 For Doing Business In Certain Zip Codes
• $500,000 Grant For Small Businesses To Commercialize Their Ideas
• $22,000,000 Grant To Utah Businesses That Employ People With Disabilities
• $200,000,000 To Help Utah Exporters With Cash Flow Problems
• $750,000 For A Utah Small Business To Fulfill A Contract
  

Over 300 Programs - Including up to 60 Utah Grants

Maybe you already called the Federal government looking for grants for your business and were told they, "don't have grants for business". They may be right that their office does not offer grants for business but that doesn't mean that the Utah government doesn't offer grants for business. Depending on Utah, I'll show you up to 60 government offices that offer grants to businesses and entrepreneurs, and I can assure you that they are not the offices you've already checked. The government is too big for one office to know what is available in every office. Most don't even know everything that is available in their own office!

You will also receive applications to apply for little-known Utah government:

• low interest loans,
• venture capital programs
• free money tax credits.

Plus you get all the contact information for offices in Utah that offer:

• free consultants who will help you get millions of dollars in Utah government contracts, and
• free management consultants that offer free management assistance, marketing advice, legal help, as well as information on how to get more money and more business.

Each Year Over 1 Million Businesses and Entrepreneurs Get Grant and Loan Money From The Government AND YOU CAN TOO as a resident of Utah. The smartest entrepreneurs in the United States relied on Government money for their business success including:

• George W. Bush…
  Over $200 million grant to build a stadium for his baseball team
• Dick Cheney…
  Over $3 billion in government loans and contracts when he was running Halliburton
• Paul Newman…
  Government grants to sell his salad dressing overseas
• H. Ross Perot…
  Government contracts worth billions
• Donald Trump…
  First $1 million deal was with a government property in Cincinnati

Who else gets this money?

The people who play the state lotteries,, which are also run by the government, have only a one in 1 million chance of getting the money. But, the people who apply to the major federal and Utah government money programs for business have a 66% chance of getting the money. Two out of every three people who apply get the money they ask for. WOW!

If you are going to buy a government money product from anyone, get it from the best. Matthew Lesko has spent over 25 years helping Fortune 500 companies as well as thousands of entrepreneurs take advantage of government money programs. He has more credentials on this subject than even the government itself. He has written over 100 books on government money programs. Two of his books have become New York Times Bestsellers. Two received Best Reference Book of the Year Awards from the American Library Association. He has written syndicated columns for the New York Times and Good Housekeeping Magazine, and has been a regular contributor to CNN News, ABC News, The Today Show, Good Morning America, Oprah, Larry King and National Public Radio. Get it from the best. Get it from the person who really knows.

New York Times…"The vast reservoir of information is why Matthew Lesko is a success."
Wall Street Journal…."His knowledge helps him find answers in unlikely places."
Washington Post…. "The guru of government giveaways."
USA Today…"Matthew Lesko is becoming the Federal Government's best advance man since Uncle Sam."
Chicago Sun Times…"Knows more about government than most of its high-level executives."