Announcement - Our Newest Offering : Consumer Finance for Small Business Operators
Announcement - Our Newest Offering : Consumer Finance for Small Business Operators
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If the Money Max Account’s only function was transferring idle money from your bank accounts to pay off your debts, then yes. You could do this yourself.
But there are three things wrong with this idea:
1.Money Max doesn’t just repurpose idle money. It puts the banking power of Wall Street into the hands of the people on Main Street. It’s not debt consolidation, loan forgiveness, biweekly, snowball, or the roll-down method. It’s a mathematically precise system driven by high-level banking strategies that accounts for all your income, expenses, and debt, and tells you which debt to pay off, how much, and when –– to the penny.
2. Income and expenses are not static. The amount of money you bring in and spend fluctuates constantly. Inflation changes, you go on family vacations, your kid needs braces, your car breaks down, life happens. The flow of money, both in and out of your account, is dynamic. Keeping track of all of these changes and adjusting your saving strategy to match would quickly turn into a part-time job, which most people don’t have the time for.
3. Consistency. To shave seven to ten years off your mortgage on your own, you would have to be extremely disciplined about identifying and repurposing those idle dollars in your bank account for a very long time. We’re talking several years.
With the Money Max Account, you won’t be shaving off seven to ten years. In that time, you can pay off your entire mortgage, saving yourself ten to twenty years and tens or even hundreds of thousands of dollars in interest.
It’s the difference between printing out a map and having GPS.
This is the question we get the most.
Yes, it is good. It is true. And we’ve got the results to prove it. In fact, we guarantee it!
So far, with over 70,000+ users, we’ve eliminated over 2.6 BILLION DOLLARS in debt and counting. The numbers don’t lie.
In reality, the system we live in should be too bad to be true. The fact that we’re accustomed to shelling out almost three-quarters of what we owe for our homes to the bank in interest payments is ridiculous.
With your one-time payment, you get 90 days of free coaching from the United Financial Freedom team and lifetime access to the Money Max Account. This includes everything you see below, for life:
Our goal is to help you bank like a bank, using the same strategies that have been used against you for decades to pay off your debts in record time.
It’s not magic. It’s math.
Think back to when you were in school. How often did you learn about paying your taxes, how to buy a house or a car, or even just basic money management?
The system barely prepares you for the real world as it is. Unless you pursued a career in finance or a related field, chances are you’ve never heard of anything like the Money Max Account or the strategies it uses.
And the banks certainly aren’t going to reveal their secrets. Why would they want you to pay less interest? That’s where most of their money comes from!
Banks are in the business of making money, they’re not going to do anything that would jeopardize their cash flow. That’s why banks are always the biggest building in the city.
Ever hear the saying, “Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery?”
That’s what we set out to do with the Money Max Account. The “Financial GPS” uses the same strategies the banks use to help you “bank like a bank,” motivating you to pay off your debts in ten years or less.
Unfortunately, not all interest is created equal. Your interest rate may be as low as 3%, but since your interest payments are calculated based on what you owe the bank, the actual amount of interest you pay each month can be as high as 70%.
That means if your mortgage is $2,000 a month, you could be paying up to $1,400 in interest straight to the bank.
This example shows the difference between interest rate and interest volume.
See, back in the day, banks figured out that most people only stay in their newly bought homes for about seven years. So, to rake in as much money as possible, they “front-end loaded” all their mortgages.
Front-end loading means they tack on the majority of the interest to the first seven years of your mortgage, making sure they get their fair share of money in case you decide to leave within that time.
Clever, right?
We designed the Money Max Account to flip that system on its head and give you the advantage.
By reducing the total amount you owe the bank as quickly as possible, Money Max effectively lowers both your interest rate and interest volume, saving you life-changing amounts of money and helping you pay off your mortgage within or soon after the bank’s front-end loaded seven-year window.
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