MortgageDeleter.com Announces To Homeowners A Method To Quickly Pay Off Mortgages and Retire Debt

Mission Viejo, CA (PRWEB) May 6, 2008 -- The Mortgage Deleter (http://www.mortgagedeleter.com), a cutting edge financial services company, has aligned with United First Financial to offer homeowners a way to pay off their mortgages in only a fraction of the time it normally takes for them to do so. The goal of The Mortgage Deleter is to show property owners a simple, yet powerful method of eliminating the bondage that paying their mortgage creates utilizing the mindset and strategies used by the banking industry today.

According to Mortgage Deleter's Scott Iverson, "These methods and strategies have been used for the better part of a decade in other parts of the world and during this time have become wildly popular. However, they are relatively new to North America." While there are a number of programs that offer one or multiple components of the program, the Mortgage Deleter chose to utilize the Money Merge Account program because of its completeness.

The Money Merge Account system provides online software (no downloads) to streamline the transactions between a property owners primary mortgage and an approved line of credit, most often a home equity line of credit. The equity line assumes the functions of the homeowners' checking account. Monthly, bi-weekly, or weekly income is deposited into the line of credit, instead of their checking account, thereby registering as a payment to the bank who administers the equity line. The homeowner then pays all of their bills directly from the equity line. The software will periodically prompt the homeowner to make an additional lump sum payment directly to the principle of the primary mortgage, thereby cancelling a large amount of mortgage interest charges in return for a small amount of equity line interest charges.

However, the Money Merge Account is much more than just software. Personal coaching is also included at no extra fee and is available until the homeowner has paid off their mortgage. But, more importantly, the system allows homeowners to receive a visual result detailing the cause and effect of a budgeting decision made today -- "what if" scenarios. The system will display the consequences in terms of additional pay off time to their mortgage if the homeowner is considering an unwise "spur of the moment" purchase.

The Money Merge Account is offered with a full, written money back guarantee and a free analysis to determine: 1) if this program is right for the homeowner and, 2) how much potential savings could be realized by using the system. The Mortgage Deleter web site has two 15 minute videos showing the Money Merge Account in much greater detail at their Presentation Page (http://www.mortgagedeleter.com/Presentation.html) as well as a flash slide show on their home page.

About The Mortgage Deleter:

The Mortgage Deleter was founded in 2006 by Jacque and Scott Iverson, a husband and wife team dedicated to the ideals of passing on prosperity, not poverty to future generations. They believe that homeowners, unsaddled by the burden of monthly mortgage payments, would become much more prosperous by having the opportunity to invest, rather than to pay.

Contact Information:

Jacque and Scott Iverson

The Mortgage Deleter

http://www.mortgagedeleter.com

Mission Viejo, CA USA

+1 949 698 4290

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