Imagine how it would feel to have your home completely paid for
... with the payments you were making on it now going into
"wealth-building" strategies for you! The fact is less than 3% of all
Americans now own their own home. However, in Australia and Great
Britain over 35% of their people own their own homes. What do these home
owners know about being able to payoff their homes so much faster? ...
It's new "state-of-the-art" technology and software that guides you
through an easy way to build home equity 3 times faster and actually
help you pay off a typical, 30-year mortgage in 1/3 of the time it
normally takes. This new technology is called a Mortgage Checking
Account ... or MCA.
With a traditional 30-year mortgage, in the
early years of the loan most of the monthly payment goes toward paying
the bank interest. This type of loan structure heavily favors banks
because almost all of a borrower's monthly payment goes toward interest!
In fact, it's not until the 20 year 2 month mark that the principal
portion of the payment equals the interest portion. Since the average
American only stays in their home for 5-7 years, they barely make a dent
in the principal of their mortgage.
We have been conditioned by
the banks in the U.S. to make us think we need to keep most of our money
in checking accounts. Most of these checking accounts pay very little
or no interest at all. Then they take our money and loan it out to their
customers (borrowers) for high interest rates! It's a great deal for
the banks but not a good deal for us.
Also, in the U.S. we have
separate checking accounts, mortgage accounts, HELOC's and credit card
accounts. However, in Australia and Great Britain home owners have all
of their accounts combined into one account.
This new software
system teaches clients the benefits of combining their mortgage, savings
and checking accounts. Through combining your financial accounts, you
create an environment where your money is working for you instead of
working for the banks. This is possible because your income can now sit
against your debt while you're not using it. When a pay check is
deposited into a mortgage account, the balance in the mortgage account
is instantly reduced. Therefore, you are getting charged interest on a
smaller principal balance. Every day that the balance is reduced, you
are saving money.
A traditional fixed mortgage does not allow
borrowers to deposit their money into the account one day and then pull
that money back out the next day. So in order to allow your money to
reduce the mortgage debt and still be accessible to you, we use a
Mortgage Checking Account. Mortgage Checking Accounts or MCAs are very
specific types of Home Equity Lines Of Credit or HELOC. A HELOC can be
used as a Mortgage Checking Account because it is an open-ended loan. An
open-ended loan is one in which you can pay money into them and pull
that money back out when you want it. The HELOCs we use will have check
books that draw directly on them. Often they will have credit cards that
draw on them similar to how a debit card draws on a checking account.
Also, you can transfer funds in and out of this account online. These
features make it possible for clients to use HELOCs as their new
checking accounts. Interest in a HELOC is calculated on a daily basis.
Therefore, each day that your income is sitting in your HELOC, reducing
the balance in the HELOC, the bank is charging you interest on a smaller
balance. For example, if you have a $10,000 balance in your HELOC and
deposit a $5,000 pay check into the HELOC, you will now be charged
interest on $5,000 instead of $10,000.The MCA does not replace a
client's first mortgage. Therefore, they will have 2 mortgage accounts:
their current 1st mortgage, and the HELOC or MCA. These two accounts are
illustrated in the following graphic along with the 3rd component of
the program, the credit card.
The credit card is a valuable tool
in this program because by purchasing your monthly expenses on a credit
card you are allowing your income to stay in the MCA longer. The longer
your money remains in the MCA, the longer you are charged interest on a
smaller principal balance. As long as the credit card is paid off in
full each month, you don't have to pay any interest on the money you
spent from the credit card. Since the MCA is used as the new checking
account, the balance in this account will be fluctuating throughout the
process of paying off the mortgage. When a deposit is made, the balance
decreases. When the credit card is paid off or when mortgage payments
are made, the balance increases.
In a simplified scenario, here is
how the program works. At the beginning of the month a client will make
a mortgage payment of the amount determined by the software. The money
for this payment will come from the MCA or HELOC and will be paid into
the 1st mortgage. This transaction reduces the debt in the 1st mortgage
and moves the client further down the amortization schedule. This same
transaction increases the debt in the HELOC. Now, we are able to deposit
our paycheck into the HELOC causing this money to sit against the newly
created debt. This deposit reduces the balance in the HELOC which means
that the bank is instantly charging us less interest. Now that the
balance is reduced, we spend money on the credit card to allow our money
to sit in the HELOC for as long as possible. We carry this reduced
balance for the majority of the month. At the end of the month, we will
pay the credit card off before incurring any interest charges from the
credit card. Essentially, clients need to follow 3 simple steps each
month to use this program effectively. These steps are as follows:
1.
Change where you deposit your money. Instead of storing your money in a
checking account that doesn't earn interest, deposit the money into the
HELOC so it can work against your debt.
2. Pay for your monthly
expenses using a credit card and pay off the balance each month. Through
spending on a credit card during the month, clients are able to keep
more money in the HELOC for a longer period.
3. Consult the online
software once month before making the mortgage payment. The software
will direct you to pay the optimal amount of money to your 1st mortgage
to ensure you are paying as little interest as possible.
Many home
owners have consumer debt that needs to be paid off. Consumer debt
comes in the form of car loans, credit card balances, student loans,
second mortgages, and many others. The MCA system directs clients to pay
these debts off using the funds available in the HELOC. By doing so,
the debts are consolidated in the HELOC environment. Now that the debt
is consolidated in the HELOC, we can attack it more efficiently for a
couple of reasons.
1. Normally the interest rate in the HELOC is lower than on consumer debt.
2. Income can now sit against this debt while it's not being used.
3.
HELOCs aren't amortized loans. As the period over which a loan is
amortized increases, monthly interest requirements to satisfy that loan
will decrease.
Example: If I have a $20,000 car loan amortized
over 5 years at 7% interest, my payment will be $396. During the early
years of this loan, only a small portion of this payment is going to
principal and the rest is going to the bank as interest. This same
$20,000 paid off by a HELOC at 9% interest will only require a $150
payment to interest. The other $246 ($396-$150) can now be applied
directly to the principal of the debt. Since more money is going towards
the principal Therefore, the $20,000 will be paid off much quicker and I
will pay far less in interest.
Through using this program, home
owners' monthly payments become more efficient. Through consulting this
new software once a month before making their mortgage payments, they
find the optimal amount to pay for each month. This optimal payment will
often include extra principal being paid to the mortgage. Since this
extra principal paid moves the client further down the amortization
schedule, the next minimum payment that gets sent to the lender will now
have a greater portion allocated to principal. Therefore, less of the
payment will be going toward interest causing the payment to be more
efficient.
Many people wonder why it makes sense to pay money from
a higher interest rate HELOC into their lower interest rate 1st
mortgage. They are concerned that by transferring $5,000 of debt from a
lower interest rate loan to a higher interest rate loan they will be
paying more interest. However, by using the program a person will
actually pay less in interest if the $5,000 debt is the HELOC than in
their 1st mortgage. Less interest is paid because the average daily
balance in the HELOC is actually much less than $5,000. Example: Let's
say that I transfer $5,000 from my 9% HELOC to my 6% 1st mortgage
creating a $5,000 debt in the HELOC. Now if I get paid $4,500 the next
day and deposit this pay check in the HELOC, I now only have a $500
balance. Therefore, I'm being charged interest on only $500. I'd rather
pay 9% interest on $500 than 6% interest on 5,000. The interest paid to
the HELOC depends upon the average daily balance not the amount of debt
transferred. The effectual interest rate is the real interest rate
someone pays on the debt they are working to pay off. The new early
motgage payoff system has a very low effectual interest rate due to its
efficiency of paying off debt. To find the effectual interest rate on
the debt use the following equation.
Annual Effectual Interest Rate = (Total Interest Paid / Total Debt) / # of yrs to payoff.
The
online software is vital to the success of this program because it
shows home owners exactly what to do with their money so that their
money is working as hard as it possible can be. The software considers
the balances and interest rates on their loans as well as their income
and expenses to calculate the optimal monthly mortgage payment. This
monthly mortgage payment is a very important number because it ensures
that the least amount of interest is being paid. Some people ask why
they can't just do this program on their own without the software. If
they try to do this program without the guidance of the software, they
will likely create too much debt in the HELOC costing them more in
interest. Likewise, if they are transferring too little to the 1st
mortgage they aren't taking full advantage of the money they do have.
This new software computes the necessary data to ensure that the home
owner's money is used as efficiently as possible. If do-it-yourselfers
try this on their own, they will find that the work required in
calculating an optimal payment is very time consuming. In addition, it
will be next to impossible for them to payoff their home as efficiently
as our system. On average, if it takes them 2-3 months longer to payoff
their home doing it themselves, they have already paid for the program.
In
conclusion, when a person commits to enrolling themselves into this new
Software "System", they are committing themselves to changing the way
they think about their money and view finances. It will teach a person
to think more their money and view finances. It will teach a person to
think more like a bank, and less like the average American who struggles
to get out of debt and become financially free. The benefits of the new
Software "System" to the client are threefold. It teaches a person to
think of their money differently and act more like a bank so that they
become more liquid. Once a person reaches a level of liquidity, they are
able to pay down their debts more efficiently. After, or even during
the process of becoming debt free, we teach the client how to build
wealth.
Through this new, Software System, the client will be
educated to make smarter financial decisions throughout the remainder of
their life. This system helps people get in control of their finances
and forces their money to work harder for them.
Jim Strickland has received many honors in the "Home - Based"
Business Industry. He has been featured in several income opportunity
magazines including Money Maker's Magazine, Money 'N Profits Magazine,
Networking Today, Money Magazine, and Networking for Success ... just to
name a few. He was also named as one of the Outstanding Young Men of
America in 1987. He was also featured in Gary Carson's book "The World's
Greatest Home Business Entrepreneurs" and is featured on the website
sixfigureincome.com. In 2001, Jim wrote a book entitled "The Dot Com
Millionaires of the New Millennium" sub-titled "And How You Can Become
One!" He's now updating it and will re-release it as an e-book shortly.