Is your debt weighing you down?
Would you like to discover how a company called United First Financial can help you pay off your mortage and other debts (credit cards, car payments, etc.) in as little as 8-11 years without increasing your income or changing your lifestyle?
Let me put it to you in another way. If your bank called you and said they had a new program that you could use to shave 20 years off your current mortgage without changing your payment or lifestyle what would you say?
What if they went on to say that they could show you how to accelerate your equity 3-4 times faster with this program and save you on average $50,000 or more what would you say?
Now if they told you that you need to spend 60 minutes learning about the mechanics of the program to decide if it will work for you, would you be willing to take a closer look?
Of course you would.
Good news...you've just taken the first step to true financial freedom by checking out this Squidoo Lens!
Most homeowners realize they will pay about twice the purchase price of their home on a traditional mortgage—a mortgage that will take about 30 years to pay off.
In this Squidoo lens, I will introduce you to a way to break that cycle of financial drain—the Money Merge Account from United First Financial that will make it possible if you qualify to pay off your mortgage faster!Thank you for taking time to check this out...
The Money Merge Account
Developed by a team of financial experts with years of experience in the mortgage industry, the Money Merge Account rapidly reduces the principal of your mortgage, helping to reduce the interest on your loan.Your 30-year mortgage can now be paid off in as little as 8 to 11 years, with little to no change to your lifestyle or refinancing of your existing mortgage.
The Money Merge Account is not a bi-weekly payment or debt roll-down system. It's a powerful new approach that gives homeowners flexibility with their money and accelerated financial freedom.
The software that works hand in hand with the Money Merge Account serves as a "financial GPS system" as I like to put it that maximizes your cash flow, frees up hidden discretionary income and looks for the quickest way to zero paying the least amount of interest.
You'll find in this Squidoo lens information about the Money Merge Account program and how it works.
If you have any questions, get in touch with me TODAY.
I wish you the very best!
To paying off your mortgage faster!
Amy Birkner
Independent Agent of United First Financial #829290
Check Out the United First Financial Money Merge Account Video!
It's only natural to have a few questions about the Money Merge Account. After all, it is a new banking concept for many people.This short video from United First Financial explains in more detail how the Money Merge Account works.
Click on the link below to get started:
http://www.xmission.com/~u1st/mma100.html
Will the Money Merge Account Work For ME?
The Money Merge Account is a powerful tool to help you fulfill your dream of home ownership and save money for your future.The average Money Merge Account customer will pay their mortgage off 100%, in 1/2 to 1/3 the time, with little to no change to their day-to-day spending habits and without increasing their monthly mortgage payments.
What can the Money Merge Account do for you?
Take a minute and request a free savings quote.
The only way to know is to enter your own numbers. Please do so here.
The Money Merge Account consists of three major components:

1. Your Existing Primary mortgage
The existing mortgage on your home is the foundation for the Money Merge Account.
2. An Advanced Line of Credit (ALOC)
The Money Merge Account Program uses an advanced home equity line of credit as a vehicle or a tool to drive the program. The home equity line of credit must have the capacity to operate similarly to a primary checking account and be set up with an open-end interest calculation (rather than a closed-end interest calculation). Combined with the Money Merge Account's web-based system, this creates a formula in which the money in your line of credit account generates an interest cancellation on your primary mortgage.
3. Money Merge Account software
The online Money Merge Account system makes a connection between your bank account, the advanced line of credit, and your primary mortgage. Each time you deposit income into your account, it registers as a decrease to your mortgage balance. By decreasing your mortgage balance, you now lower the balance on which interest accrues. By decreasing the balance on which interest accrues, you increase the portion of your monthly payment which is credited toward your principal pay down. The algorithms in the proprietary Money Merge Account system are systematically programmed to create the highest interest savings possible in the least amount of time.
The Road to Financial Freedom
Let's take a moment and do a side-by-side comparison of a traditional mortgage repayment showing the savings potential using the Money Merge Account system.A 30-year, $136,000 mortgage at 5.25%, when paid through conventional monthly payments, will result in a 30-year total repayment of $270,784 - nearly twice the cost of the home.
The Money Merge Account program can repay the same mortgage in 11.3 years with a total repayment of $181,217. An incredible savings of $89,566 is realized on the same income, with the same mortgage, at the same interest rate, and without any changes to your standard of living.

The Money Merge Account is simply one of the fastest ways to repay a mortgage and be on your way to financial freedom.
Are you curious to find out what you could save on your mortgage using a Money Merge Account? Then follow the link below and click on the "Request Free Money Merge Account Analysis" link midway down the left side of the page:
History of United First Financial
After two years of researching the industry, Skyler Witman and John Washenko of Utah's Accelerated Equity initially offered their customers debt reduction programs such as a bi-weekly payment plan to help minimize their debt, but soon realized their customers' needed something more to meet their financial needs.In the summer of 2002, they discovered a method used in several countries to pay down mortgages in record time which required no day-to-day financial impact, while paying off debt and saving hundreds of thousands of dollars in interest.
Further research on these financial elements motivated Skyler and John to develop a top-notch IT division and contract with a mathematical engineer from GE Aeronautics to begin creating the mathematical algorithms (math engines) and system programming that would become the very heart of the Money Merge Account.
A few more years and millions of dollars were invested in research and development before a one-year market test release rolled out in Denver, Colorado.
To the pride and astonishment of the founders, homeowners from the initial 400 client test market who signed up for the Money Merge Account were achieving results even better than predicted.
Homeowners with a traditional 30-year mortgage were on track to become mortgage free after only 8 to 11 years, all while paying off other debt in the process with a rate of 20% better savings and payoff time than was initially predicted.
To facilitate the growing marketing needs of the Money Merge Account, Skyler and John brought on colleagues Jonathan Bonnette, Matt Lovelady, Don Jorgensen and Steve Smith, and created United First Financial. These colleagues brought with them many years of expertise in the mortgage and financial arena.
Great Question about the Money Merge Account
Q. Why can't I make extra principal payments to my primary mortgage and achieve the same results?
The algorithms in the proprietary Money Merge Account system are systematically programmed to create the highest interest savings possible in the least amount of time.
The math engines programmed in the Money Merge Account system calculate the specific timing and dollar amounts required to produce the most optimum savings on each individual mortgage and overall financial situation.
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A home equity line of credit (often called HELOC and pronounced HEE-lock) is a loan in which the lender agrees to lend a maximum amount within an agreed period (called a term), where the collateral is the borrower's equity in his/her house.
