Posts Tagged ‘Money Merge Account’

9
Dec

A UFirst testimonial to the MMA 4.1 program

   Posted by: admin    in Uncategorized

From a very satisfied customer an unsolicited testimonial:

>>>>>>>>>>>>Recently, my wife and I were migrated to Version 4.1 of our Money Merge Account Software Program. How is it working for us? In one word: WOW. No, WOW doesn’t quite cut it. WOW times 1000. There, that is more accurate. In only two short weeks on the product, we have:

* Evaluated 4 different investment opportunities to find the best one.
* Taken our 28 year long mortgage down to 4.78
* Realized the impact of our “eating out” habits and reformed our ways
* Paid off over 50% of our credit card debt

These are facts! I have the proof on paper in black and white ink.

Could I have done all that on my own? Sure, but how long would it have taken me? The 4 investment opportunities alone would have kept me knee deep in excel spreadsheets for the next month or so. How long did it take with the MMA? About an hour for all 4.

Would I have been able to realize the impact of moving $4,631.50 from savings to send to my Visa card? Not a chance. I would have probably just kept making minimum payments. Or I would have just sent an extra $1,000 or so. How would my human mind have ever conceived that $4,631.50 would leave behind enough in my savings to earn maximum interest and keep me liquid, while maximizing the reduction of principal on my credit card and thus minimizing the interest that I give to my credit card company?

How could I have known that for every $50 I spend in dining out was actually costing me $71.16 in true costs? That is years and years of drowning in consumer debt that I can save myself. All of a sudden, the Olive Garden didn’t taste so sweet.

So to everyone out there that thinks they can get themselves out of debt, build true lasting wealth, and never worry about money on their own: I wish you the best of luck. For me; I sleep like a baby knowing that I will be debt free in 4.78 years, be a millionaire by age 35, retire at the ripe old age of 40.

Will I ever have to stress over a major financial decision? NO. My un-biased software will make those calls for me.
Will I ever wonder if my money is really working for me or someone else? NO. I know my money is where it will suit me best.
Will I ever miss a payment or risk damage to my credit score? NO. My software will remind me to pay all my bills. It will even do most of that work for me!

But hey….you can do this on your own. Have fun with the countless hours of spreadsheets and turmoil. I will be relaxing with my family if you change your mind.<<<<<<<<<<<<

Tags:

No Comments
31
Oct

The Nine Stages of the Money Merge Account introduction

   Posted by: admin    in Uncategorized

These are the seven stages of an introduction to the  Money Merge Account® system to pay off mortgage and consumer debt to become debt free.  (From personal experience)

1)  Total disbelief; there must be something wrong with it, it sounds too good to be true, why haven’t they heard about it before or the best one is “I can do it myself”.

2)  Rhetorical questions such as:  how does it work, why can’t I do it myself, why isn’t everyone on the program?

3)  Doing an analysis when curiousity gets the best of them.

4)  The client is understandably impressed when they find out how fast they can pay off all their debt, sometimes as little as 1/3 to 1/2 the time.

5)   Fear of moving ahead with a new paradigm shift.

6) Anger at the fact that they realize now what the banks have been keeping well guarded and how easy it is to be your own bank.

After setting up their own personal Money Merge Account system

7)  Enthusiastic about the program.

8)  Starts telling everyone they know about what a great program they’ve found to get out of debt and retire early.

9)  Signs up to become an agent of United First Financial® to help others get out of debt!

“All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident.” – Arthur Schopenhauer, (1788 – 1860)

Tags: , , ,

No Comments
Back to top