Product DescriptionWould you like to pay off your home mortgage debt 5-10-15+ years early with a plan:-that does not require you to change your lifestyle;-that allows you to stay in complete control of the plan; and -where the average person will save over $100,000 in mortgage interest with a new loan? If you are like most readers, your answer will be not only yes, but a resounding YES!This book is laid out in a simple and easy-to-follow manner. First I’m going to explain a little about mortgages in general. Learning these basics will help you better understand the remaining parts of the book (including how H. E. A. P. ™ works). I will then explain how the old-school mortgage acceleration plans work (Rounding-Up, Applying the Bonus, and Bi-Weekly Plans). Then the majority of this book will discuss how H. E. A. P. ™ works and its multiple uses to help you reduce debt, give you more control of your financial situation, and pay off your mortgage significantly quicker than the old-school mortgage acceleration plans. There is also a special chapter in the book on the “bad” and “ugly” acceleration plans in the market you’ll want to stay away from (the $3,500 plan being at the top of that list).
Product Descriptionhis book is dedicated to readers who are looking for understandable answers to the following questions:1) How do you build a tax-free retirement nest egg in the most efficient and most economic manner possible?2) How do you build a tax-free retirement nest egg in the most efficient and least risky manner possible?3) What is the difference between a sales book and an educational book?4) Does it make sense to pay off your home mortgage early, and, if not, why not?5) What is Equity Harvesting and why is it such a hot topic in the insurance, financial, and mortgage marketplaces? 6) How can you pay off your current home mortgage years earlier without changing your lifestyle?8) Is cash value life insurance a good financial tool to build wealth for retirement?9) Does it make financial sense to over-fund a qualified retirement plan or IRA? 10) How can you use Home Equity Management to remove money from your IRA tax free in retirement? 11) What is a Reverse Mortgage, and is it something you or your parents should consider after reaching 62 years of age?12) What are the laws that govern your ability to use Home Equity Management to your benefit as a tax-favorable/wealth-building tool?
I just entered a debt management program to get control over my credit card debt. I have done this seperate from my husband. Only my credit is affected. Just after I entered into the program, my husband started showing interest in a home equity loan to consolidate our debt (his credit card and vehicles) and do home improvements. In our marriage I am responsible for my own debts, but I am wondering if being in the DMP will affect the chances of us obtaining the Home eq. Loan. Serious educated replies will be very much appreciated.
We Are Giving Home Owners A Clear Way Out Of Debt And The Home With Credit In Tact. We Also Outline An Easy To Follow Program That Will Guide You To Good Equity In Your Home, Without Applying For A Loan.
