Money Merge Account - MMA

Money Merge Account - MMA

A “money merge account” is a special home equity line of credit placed on your home. Every time you receive a paycheck, the whole thing goes straight towards first paying off any balance in your money merge account, then the entire... [more]

A “money merge account” is a special home equity line of credit placed on your home. Every time you receive a paycheck, the whole thing goes straight towards first paying off any balance in your money merge account, then the entire remainder of your check goes towards paying the interest, then the principal of your home loan. Let’s say you had a mortgage with $1,500 payments and you set up a money merge account. Each month, you received $3,500 in paychecks, but only spent $1,200 (and sometimes less). That means that automatically $2,300 (and sometimes more) goes towards that mortgage each month - an extra $800 towards principal every single month. This means a 30 year mortgage would be paid off in 13 years and two months.

Can't Get A HELOC for the Money Merge Account? Try These Other Loans...

There are many people who want to get going with the United First Financial Money Merge Account, but have trouble getting a Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC). The main reason why people don't qualify is they don't have equity in the property you want to payoff.

I wrote in an earlier post (Money Merge: Account Use a HELOC from any property to pay down your mortgage) how you can use a HELOC from another property if you don't have equity in the one you want to pay down. But, what if you don't own another property or the other properties you own also don't have equity? Well, you can also use two different Lines of Credit which will work with the United First Financial Money Merge Account. They are:

1) Business Line of Credit
2) Personal Line of Credit

As long as the above Lines of Credit have the required features in order to utilize them with the United First Financial Money Merge Account then you are good to go. Here are the Line of Credit requirements again so you don't have to go digging for them:

The HELOC must have the following features:
a. Has to be a variable loan
b. Has to have interest only payments
c. Has to apply payments daily
d. Has to have check writing/debit capabilities
e. CANNOT have automatic payments taken from your checking account

I hope this information is helpful for those of you wanting to get started on the United First Financial Money Merge Account. If you have a question, give me a call at 561.756.4279.

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Got a Question? Call Charles at 561.756.4279 or email me at xavier687@yahoo.com

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