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You can pay off your mortgage 2 - 8 years faster!FINANCIAL EQUALIZATION is not too good to be true. It is simply a concept that utilizes the whole truth. Financial institutions are in business to make a profit - as much as possible. They are not obligated to tell you how to decrease the profitability of their business. If you were in business as a lender, would you? Mortgage Program
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| Pay less monthly | |
| Be mortgage free sooner | |
| Be happy |
Say you need a mortgage of $100,000. The bank gives you a cheque for this amount. At a rate of 8% average, you sign to repay principal + interest. Amortized over 25 years, the amount of repayment is $228,966.
Our goal is for you to pay less monthly and pay off your mortgage sooner.
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FINANCIAL EQUALIZATION makes these three things happen:
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Save thousands of dollars in interest charges | |
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Save years of mortgage payments | |
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Accomplish these savings without any increase in debt payment obligations |
It is safe, easy and it works!
*The Financial Equalization Advantage*
© Charles Bell 1997
You
Pay Less and Pocket the Rest!
Reduces Mortgage Payback by up to Half or More
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Reduces Mortgage Payback by up to Half or More | |
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Significantly Reduces Your Monthly Debt Load | |
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Increase Your Monthly Cash Flow ($200. - $500. +) | |
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Dramatically Pay Down Your Mortgage | |
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Accelerate Your Equity 3 - 4 Times Faster | |
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Provide a Lump Sum, for Personal Use | |
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Provide a Six Month Mortgage Payment Holiday | |
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Provide a Two Year Property Tax Payment
Holiday
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You are going to pay the lenders regardless, the big question is how much extra do you want to pay? |
· Pre-Qualification Process for THE
MORTGAGE KILLER
A quick phone call, a few questions to answer, and we
will
know if we can help you.
©
Charles Bell 1997
· What Financial Equalization Action Techniques can do for You
Once a questionnaire is submitted for approval, we will
contact you in 2-3 days,
where a summary will be reviewed for your Personal
Plan. Upon review, you
decide to proceed or not, there is no obligation.
What is Your Real Cost? You Can Do the Math.
| 1 | Mortgage Value at Purchase | $___________________ |
| 2 | Present Mortgage Balance | $___________________ |
| 3 | Principal Paid to Date (#1 - #2) | $___________________ |
| 4 | Monthly Payment | $___________________ |
| 5 | Annual Payment | $___________________ |
| 6 | Years in Residence | $___________________ |
| 7 | Principal & Interest Paid (#6 x #5) | $___________________ |
| 8 | Mortgage Interest Paid to Date (#7 - #3) | $___________________ |
| 9 | Original Amortization in Years | $___________________ |
| 10 | Total Cost, Principal & Interest (#5 x #9) | $___________________ |
| 11 | Total Obligated Interest Costs (#10 - #1) | $___________________ |
Illustration purposes assumes rates will remain constant. Actual costs can be more or less.
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For your free in-home analysis, call Rick Denoon, Mon -
Sat. 9:00 am - 9:00pm at (204) 222-4188
or email: rdenoon@mts.net
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