How Mortgage Acceleration Can Save You Money

Mortgage Acceleration Programs

A mortgage acceleration program can help you pay off your home loan in ten to twenty years, without increasing your minimum monthly payments. Instead of paying tens of thousands on mortgage interest payments, you can put that money in the bank. By enrolling in a mortgage acceleration program, you'll be able to eliminate your home loan faster than anyone in your neighborhood.

Think about it: in a few years from now your monthly mortgage bill will become disposable income. Every four weeks, you'll have thousands of dollars to save or spend at your leisure. No more principle payments. No more interest charges. Save for retirement, invest in stocks, or buy that sports car you've always dreamed of. A mortgage acceleration program can help you meet your financial goals.

Sydney Financial: More Effective Mortgage Acceleration

As a homeowner, you have probably heard of several different mortgage acceleration programs. Most of these programs, called "bi-weeklys," charge customers to schedule their mortgage payments every two weeks instead of every four weeks. By doing so, the customer accumulates one additional "monthly payment" every year. The problem with bi-weekly programs is borrowers still end up burdened with monthly mortgage bills for twenty years or more. During this time, they've paid thousands in interest. Even worse, they've paid a company to schedule payments when they could have simply written in the additional payment amount on a statement from their mortgage lender.

Sydney Financial's mortgage acceleration program is different. We use a tried-and-true mortgage checking account system that was originally pioneered in Australia and has been wildly successful across the globe. We help customers take out a second mortgage and leverage that money to actually reduce the amount of interest that the borrower will owe. Our unique mortgage acceleration program helps you pay off your original home loan faster - usually in just 15-20 years. Many customers find that they can pay off their loans in half the time.

How Our Mortgage Acceleration Program Works

When you contact a Sydney Financial mortgage acceleration advisor, he will walk you through each step of the process and answer any questions you may have. Here's what to expect:

• First, we'll help you take out a low-interest home equity line of credit (HELOC). The amount you receive will be based on the equity in your home.
• Second, we'll help you convert the line of credit into a mortgage checking account, a specialized account that can be used as your primary checking and savings accounts.
• Third, the mortgage checking account will leverage your monthly income by automatically applying the balance towards your home loan until you need for other expenses. This reduces the daily interest that accumulates on your mortgage. Because your interest payments will be lower, you'll be able to put a larger amount of money towards the principle of your loan.

Instead of wasting your money on unnecessary interest charges and drawn out principle payments, you'll be able to own your home outright in less time than most people imagine is possible. Once you see the unique mortgage acceleration system in action, you'll wish you'd signed up years ago.

Unlike some mortgage acceleration programs, Sydney Financial will never ask you to refinance your original mortgage at a higher interest rate. As a valued client, you'll also have lifetime access to in-house financial advisors as well as the opportunity to participate in a free financial training seminar.

Learn More

To learn more about Sydney Financial's unique mortgage acceleration program (and start saving money) contact one of our advisors today.

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