Research adult literacy programs in your area. Many nonprofit organizations offer programs that pay individuals to take the GED. Go to the National Institute for Literacy at LiteracyDirectory.org to locate an adult literacy program in your area.
Research educational scholarships in your area. In many states you can receive a stipend, grant or scholarship for passing your GED. Visit the American Council on Education website to determine what options are available in your state.
Join Job Corps and receive paid living expenses while studying for the GED, as well as a stipend once you complete your GED. Visit JobCorps.gov to locate the proper admissions representative for your area.