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Diagnosing Problems
Have you ever asked yourself these questions?
1. Something is wrong. But what?
2. Is there a better way to pay off my mortgage and save
money?
3. Is there a way to do this without having to find extra
money that I don't have?
4. Am I being intentionally kept in the dark so that the
lender can earn more profit at my expense?
The answers to the above are yes, yes, yes and, yes!
Unfortunately, for generations we have been programmed
to see limits where none actually exist. Imaginary boundaries
that we have come to accept because of intentional partial
information provided by those who have the most to gain by
keeping that information to themselves.
We like to compare solving these problems with trying to find
a cure for a disease. It is almost impossible to fine a cure
without fully understanding the causes of the disease that you
are trying to cure. This is essentially the problem we face
when confronted with the total cost of having a mortgage. We
do not fully understand the nature of a mortgage, therefore,
we do not have all of the information required to solve the
problem in the most efficient manner. Mortgage lenders
acquire windfall profits because we are not provided with total
uncensored truth. Since they have a vested interest (profit) in
revealing partial truths, how can we trust them to look after
our best interests?
The fact of the matter is, we can't! The best news of all is that
we don't have to. Finally there is a financial plan that accurately
diagnoses the problems and prescribes a healthy, profitable
and easy cure.
Financial Equalization is a safe and easy concept that can and
will .put the borrower on an even playing field with lenders. It
uses sound, proven financial principles in a manner that takes
away a lot fo what works only for lenders and makes those
things work for the borrower.
One of the best kept secrets is how lenders make massive profits
even when lending rates are low. For the answer to this we must
take a close look at mortgage payments. A close inspection reveals
exactly how we lose money in interest charges.
Lenders make their profit out of each payment made. Part of
each payment goes towards interest charges (the biggest part!).
Your greatest loss comes between the 1st and the 15th year of a
25-year mortgage. This is because a mortgage is front-end
loaded. The result of this front-end loading is that approximately
90%+ of each payment you make is taken away as
interest charges on your mortgage debt. e.g. Your monthly
payment os $1,000, interest cost is approximately $900. $100
of this payment goes to your principal and $900 goes into the
lender's pocket. The ratio will gradually decline, but by the
time you get to the point where it's a 50/50 deal you will have
paid approximately 1.3 times the amount of money you borrowed.
As a rule of thumb, you will still owe 65% or more of all
the money you originally borrowed.
The answer to this dilemma is to increase the payment
efficiency of the amount of money you are obligated to make in
mortgage payments. This is where the Financial Equalization
Plan steps in. Increasing payment efficiency from 1-10% to
50-60%. This unique plan is safe, easy and uses the same
money that you are now obligated to pay your lenders. How,
you ask, does it do this? This is valid and a very good question.
That answer is available to the people who become clients of
Financial Equalization. There is no out-of-pocket cash required
to take advantage of our program ... if you can qualify.
Financial Equalization gives you a choice where none existed
before. The interest savings and future payments saved can
add up to anywhere from $100.00 to $250,000 or even more,
depending on your present mortgage amount.
Take control of your financial future, enhance your retirement
security and have more cash to spend and invest today! Why
make the lenders any richer than they already are? If you
qualify for the Financial Equalization Plan, a wonderful and
profitable your journey can be yours now.
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