Unlocking Financial Freedom: The Power of the Money Max Account
Discover how United Financial Freedom’s Money Max Account can revolutionize your financial future, helping you pay off debt faster and save thousands in interest.
Introduction to United Financial Freedom
Welcome everyone! My name is Steve Smith, and I’m the Chief Marketing Officer for United Financial Freedom. We want to thank you for joining us tonight. Whether it’s your first time or you’ve been exposed to United Financial Freedom and the Money Max Account before, we have an incredible program to share with you.
Who We Are and What We Do
At United Financial Freedom, we have developed a groundbreaking technology that has changed thousands of lives. Our Money Max Account has been utilized for over 20 years, saving people millions of dollars. Currently, we manage $9.5 billion in debt, helping individuals control their financial future. Tonight, Miss D’Arienzo will present detailed insights into our program and how it can benefit you.
History and Founding of the Company
Our story began in 1997 when two best friends, John Weno and Skyler Whitman, fulfilled their childhood dream of starting a business together. They founded one of Utah’s fastest-growing mortgage companies and quickly realized the serious problem Americans have with debt. They saw clients refinancing their homes not for investments but because they were living beyond their means.
John and Skyler invested millions in research, hiring IT professionals and mathematicians. In 2004, they launched the first version of the Money Max Account, a web-based interactive cash flow management system. A beta test in Colorado showed that clients were 20% ahead of the program’s projections, leading to a nationwide launch. To date, we have helped eliminate $2.6 billion in principal debt.
Awards and Recognition
In 2008, during the financial crisis, John and Skyler were nominated for the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award in the financial services division. This prestigious award is given after intense due diligence, and they received it for their impact on customers and the financial industry.
The Problem with Traditional Loans
Closed-end loans, like mortgages, are restrictive and inflexible. They require full scheduled payments and calculate interest based on the previous month’s balance. This leads to paying excessive interest over the life of the loan. For example, a $400,000 loan at 6% interest results in over $463,000 in interest payments over 30 years.
The Solution: Money Max Account
The Money Max Account uses eight banking principles to create an aggressive debt-to-wealth program. These principles include closed-end loans, mortgage amortization, interest cancellation, open-end loans, lines of credit, offset accounts, float and leverage, and strategic debt payoff.
How It Works
By strategically moving money between accounts, you can cancel interest and pay off debt faster. For example, using a home equity line of credit (HELOC) to pay down a mortgage can save tens of thousands in interest. The Money Max Account guides you on how much money to move, from which account, and when, ensuring you reach your financial goals efficiently.
Case Study: Steve Jones
Steve Jones had a $400,000 mortgage with monthly expenses of $6,500 and a net income of $8,000. Using the Money Max Account, he could be debt-free in 10.8 years, saving $144,000 in interest. The program’s precise calculations and strategic fund transfers helped Steve eliminate years off his mortgage and save significant interest.
Conclusion and Next Steps
The Money Max Account is a powerful tool backed by advanced algorithms and mathematical precision. It connects with over 13,000 banks and lenders, providing a personalized financial GPS. To see how it can work for you, request a complimentary savings report from the person who invited you. This report will compare your current debt plan with the Money Max Account, showing potential savings and time reductions.
Take control of your financial future today. Get back with the person who invited you and start your journey to financial freedom.