United 1st Financials Money Merge Account system works fine with an existing mortgage, refinancing is not a requirement. It will, through its unique system, pay off your mortgage and debt in a fraction of the time, for 10’s of thousands less, without raising your current payment from what it is now.
Sometimes the reaction new customers have when introduced to the system is that, “it sounds too good to be true”. My general response is, “Its math, not magic”. (I didn’t make that up…it’s a line from another United 1st agent). I think it hits the nail on the head when describing the Money Merge Account system….. there’s no smoke and mirrors, no gimmicks, its math and numbers tell the truth every time.
The system is mathematically designed to cancel out interest away from the bank and into your hands where it’s needed the most…to pay off debt and invest in your future.
The program is driven by discretionary income, the more a person has, the faster the system will work. However the system will work with even a few dollars left over as well. The only way you will know just how much you can benefit from this revolutionary product is to complete a free online analysis for yourself. You can complete this in a few minutes by visiting: http://www.moneymerge4all.com/.
As I’ve covered in past articles, everyone has some form of discretionary income, even if they’re not currently aware of it. For some people it’s their tax return each year and a few dollars in monthly savings that make all the difference. Often a good audit of your spending and a budget review is all that’s needed to take control of your finances. But besides taking stock in what your bills and expenses add up to, there is another way to create extra discretionary income. It’s through a good old fashioned refinance.
More often than not my customers refinance before they install their Money Merge Account, not because they have to or that the system requires it…..as I’ve said before…it doesn’t. We will always run a case analysis with a refinance and without, whichever outperforms the other wins. Our clients decide to refinance because in most cases we can demonstrate a significant increase in their discretionary reserves by debt consolidating their current, high interest debt into a low fixed rate mortgage. In every case where we advised a refinance, it was due to the case analysis results. Again, “Its math, not magic”.
I recommend annual financial reviews to every client, but if you are already on the Money Merge Account system, it is highly advisable that you review your finances at least once a year with your trusted mortgage advisor. An annual check up can confirm that you are in the best position possible with your Money Merge Account strategy. You can cut your completion time significantly if you do this simple thing, once a year. An annual review is all it takes to know for sure that you are optimizing your approach to the Money Merge Account system.
Although, it varies by individual, by the time a Money Merge Account owner is in their 3rd-5th year on the program, they’ll have driven their principle balance down enough to refinance again to create an additional few hundred dollars in discretionary income.
Even if your interest rate stays the same, when applied against a lower principle balance, (a smaller loan amount) a streamline or no cost refinance can take more years off your strategy than your current Money Merge Account is set to attain on its own. Your annual review will provide you with these choices.
Contact your trusted mortgage advisor and request to be put on an annual review program. If you are not yet affiliated with a trusted planner, feel free to contact The Hoskins Van Horn Group. We will provide you with a free, custom evaluation and place you one our annual review programs.
We can be reached at 800-664-0510, or by email at hvhgroup@aol.com. You can even visit our Money Merge Account page for your Free analysis @ http://www.moneymerge4all.com/
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Wednesday, July 2, 2008
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