Use the Money Merge Account™
System
to Pay Off Debt
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The Money Merge Account System
With a traditional mortgage most homeowners understand that the cost of the mortgage loans will end up costing them at least twice the amount of the purchase price of the property no matter what the mortgage interest rates are. And since this has been the only way most people can become homeowners, it has become an acceptable way of doing business.
Now there is a way to stop that cycle of financial drain with the Money Merge Account system from United First Financial®. The Money Merge Account system was developed by a team of financial experts with years of experience in the mortgage industry. It is an interest reduction solution that puts the deed of your home in your hands in a fraction of the regular time by utilizing banking strategies which have been around for decades.
Qualified homeowners using the Money Merge Account system can now potentially pay off their mortgage early in as little as 1/3 to 1/2 the regular time - with little to no change to their day-to-day spending habits, refinancing of their existing mortgage, and without increasing their minimum required monthly mortgage payments.
Financial freedom is yours with a mortgage and debt free future that is closer than you can imagine. Learn how United First Financial can work for you by having a free analysis done to get a side-by-side comparison with your current mortgage situation.
Three components of the Money Merge Account system:
- Your existing mortgage on your home or homes. The system works with multiple homeowner loans.
- An advanced line of credit. This line of credit is what the program uses to buy down your existing mortgage. It operates like a checking account and is set up with an open-end interest calculation which creates interest reduction of your primary mortgage. Either a home equity line of credit, a business line of credit, or a personal loan may qualify as this type of line of credit. To be sure if your advanced line of credit meets the necessary qualifications, check with your home equity loan company or the bank or credit union with whom you have your loan.
- The United First Financial Money Merge Account software creates a direct correlation between you bank account, the advanced line of credit, and your mortgage. By placing your income into your line of credit account, a decrease to your mortgage balance is recorded. This in turn increases the amount going to the principal of the loan, thereby creating the biggest interest savings possible in the least amount of time. Just following the systems financial advice.
Five Simple Steps to Pay off Debt in Record Time
- Fill out the United First Financial Money Merge Account Worksheet.
- Activate your Money Merge Account software.
- Deposit your paycheck into your regular bank account. When the funds clear transfer the money to your line of credit.
- Pay your bills with either checks or debit cards through your managed line of credit. The money left after bills and spending remains in your line of credit account offsetting the balance of your mortgage until you need it. This keeps your mortgage balance as low as possible and reduces mortgage interest charges.
- Follow the Money Merge Account software's promptings to pay bills and enter incomes. The MMA will find your idle and free money to pay off your debt.
Benefits of the Money Merge Account System
The United First Financial Money Merge Account system can help:
- Pay off your mortgage quicker
- Fund a new car or other luxury item
- Buy an investment property
- Save for college
- Deal with life's problems such as short-term illnesses or unemployment
- Plan for maternity
- Budget for Christmas
- Pay off credit cards
- Help you through tough times such as layoffs or hour cutbacks
- Fund remodeling projects or other home improvement activities
- Handle income increases such as inheritance, bonuses, or commissions
