The evidence is in. More than one hundred and fifty million dollars in mortgage and consumer debt principal have been paid down by people using the Money Merge Account system from United First Financial. Considering that the system has been in the market only a few short years, this can rightly be classified as a snowball effect.

The word “savings” is a very notable word in our context of saving both interest and time for those in debt. It also has a very important place in differentiating the Money Merge Account from other available systems.

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A line of credit is not needed. It is therefore probable that anyone in debt, even those with low credit scores, can be helped by United First Financial’s Money Merge Account. In fact, those with credit scores that prevent them from qualifying for financing, or refinancing, can use the Money Merge Account to manage their finances better and to build up their credit scores over time to the point that they can get financing. A positive cash flow is, of course, an absolute requirement.