What Could You Do If You Didn’t Have a Mortgage Payment?

Eliminate Your Mortgage Payments!

Would you be willing to pay your house off in a fraction of the time? With the Money Merge Account™ system by United First Financial can pay off of your mortgage in as little as 1/2 to 1/3 the time. Your mortgage payments stay the same and this is NOT a Bi-Weekly program. Imagine what you could do with the money you pay towards your mortgage every month. After you pay off your home, you will be free to use mortgage income for other investments. Even if you aren’t planning on staying in your home for the remainder of your mortgage, the extra equity you build with the Money Merge Account system gives you greater flexibility when moving to a new home. In many cases, the Money Merge Account system can also help reduce total interest charges on other debts. What would you do if you no longer had mortgage payments and could put that money elsewhere?

• Children’s College Funds
• Retirement
• Investments
• Vacations
• A Second Home in the mountains or at the beach.

There is a great void in the average American’s financial education. While the majority of Americans would do anything to own their home, paying off a mortgage is getting more difficult, requiring many years and thousands of dollars in interest. Many homeowners only vaguely understand the principle of compound interest, making budgeting decisions based on emotion or tradition. Money that could help reduce mortgage interest payments often sits idle in traditional checking and savings accounts.

By combining credit strategies with financial tracking software, United First Financial’s Money Merge Account packaged system addresses this void. As a homeowner, you can increase equity payments and visualize the long-term consequences of budgeting decisions.

Results will vary and are determined by individual financial situations. The information contained herein does not constitute and offer or a solicitation to lend or extend credit. Contact your United First Financial Independent Agent for further details.