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Money Merge: Your Ufirst Financial Money Merge Account

Saturday, June 7th, 2008

: Your Ufirst Financial

You will want to check out this quick video on an opportunity to pay off your mortgage quickly 7-10 years.

Money Merge Account Video

After you have watched it you can contact me and my associate rep can answer more questions for you.This program was designed a few years ago and is growing very quickly, you have probably heard a lot about it lately.  It’s called the by the company Ufirst.  It’s a paradigm shift in how we think about using our money and paying off our mortgage quickly.   The allows you to leverage and reduce the interest on your current mortgage payment with the money you already make.  Don’t think of it as a bi-weekly, principle reduction, or something you have heard of.  This is a unique program to show you a different spin on how to maximize your interest cancellation and savings from this concept.  I have other videos to show you, charts, and how much money you can actually save.  Each persons situation is different.  The software shows you how much to pay and when to pay it every month to maximize.  It’s hard to explain, but easier to understand when  you watch the video, it’s just math!  It’s a powerful program as you don’t have to refinance your current mortgage, and you can use something called an ALOC which is like a HELOC but has check writing capabilities and a few other things.

Ufirst Financial Video

If this is something that interests you to buy, or to promote as an agent, please email me ron@minnesotainvestors.com

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