A few simple changes to your ordinary banking habits could save you from paying way too much interest on your mortgage and other debts...with little to no change in your current budget.
At the same time, you might be paying high amounts of interest on other debts like mortgages, auto loans, and credit cards. When you have extra money to pay on your debts, do you know the optimum place to put that money? That is, the place that will get you closest to zero debt?
There has never been a way for regular consumers to maximize their money's potential the way the banks do. Taking advantage of this "idle money," and using it to cancel interest and pay off debt as soon as possible, has until recently been too impractical for many consumers.
The Solution
Finally, something special has come along that changes all of that. United First Financial® (UFirst™) has developed the Money Merge Account System, a powerful tool for interest cancellation, debt elimination, and equity acceleration.
By merging the "spread" between cash accounts and debts to your benefit, the Money Merge Account System helps to drastically reduce the term and interest cost of your mortgage, car loans, credit cards, and consumer debts. These obligations can now be retired in a fraction of the time!
United First Financial is changing the way consumers deal with their debt. By streamlining your household cash flow, the Money Merge Account System makes every dollar you earn work harder than before. Would you rather have your money working for you or someone else?
Banking Like a Bank
The banks are experts at keeping exactly the right amount of money, in the right kinds of accounts, for exactly the right amount of time, in order to maximize it’s performance. UFirst™ has finally provided the ordinary consumer with the tools necessary to do the very same thing.
With the Money Merge Account System, your cash is constantly being put to work for you, every minute of every day, reducing the amount of interest dollars that you pay on all of your debts. By paying less in interest, more of your monthly payments go towards actually paying down your debt.
What would you do with the extra $158,870 in interest saved in the example to the right? Would you put them to work funding retirement, college, charitable giving, world travel...
Begin rapidly building a college fund Building your retirement Remodeling your primary residence Taking that exotic vacation Purchasing an investment property And spending less on interest the whole time!
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