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maine75man said:Actually I said nothing about government loans. I was talking about switching from the Unemployment training program I'm into an entrepreneurial program. Same idea except rather then showing progress on a degree the beneficiary can work for themselves. You need a business plan, financing in place, and jump through a few other hoops. You also can't draw a salary or pay yourself or your benefits are reduced by an equivalent amount just like if you do any other paid work while on unemployment.
Of course I'm not really considering it (To tenous a legal standing for one). In principle though it would be a potential way to maximise by benefits so I'm surprised you'd be opposed. Starting a business that might be turning a profit before my unemployment runs out rather then working on a degree that will take at least 2 semesters longer to finish then I have left in unemployment. It wouldn't be the first time I've sold or processed drugs I've worked in a liquor store and a boutique coffee roasters.
You didn't need to specify a Government loan - you're on Medicaid, food stamps, and unemployment - you obviously don't have the cash to start a business and would need assistance to engage a start up.
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If you aren't "really" considering it - why insert it into the discussion - that could be described a troll.