Backtrack from HELOC/Credit Card Post

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I am looking to figure out how a HELOC and/or a credit card works with the Money Merge Account. I wrote a post a week ago hoping somebody would give me some answers, but so far, I’ve found nothing. Either people aren’t finding my blog, or they just don’t care.

But, seriously, I don’t know the answer to this question and I have been looking for it. I couldn’t even find it on my favorite websites that I go to when looking for information. As I said in the last MMA/HELOC/Credit Card post, I wanted other people’s knowledge on this, or even opinions. I don’t want to call somewhere and ask for answers if I can help it. As much as I love to learn, I’m not the type of guy who likes to talk on the phone very much.

So if anyone drops in for a moment and knows a little bit about the Money Merge Account and this subject, would you mind dropping me a comment or emailing me via the About page? I woud appreciate it. Thanks.

3 comments to “Backtrack from HELOC/Credit Card Post”

  1. Comment by Marty:

    I thought you could find some good information on the companies Q&A page. I have included the link below:

    http://www.u1stfinancial.com/Default.aspx?tabid=118

    Thanks.

  2. Comment by Ed Bisquera:

    Hi there,

    I’ve been writing about mortgage cycling using a flexible mortgage account (which is what the Money Merge Account is based upon) for the past two years and I’ve consulted and sold clients different products, that attain mortgage acceleration payoff, using the concept of banking out of your HELOC.

    My website http://www.pdxloan.com offers information and I also have a PDF guidebook that explains this on how this works for homeowners.

    Any questions at all, you are free to call me direct, live on my cell phone at (360) 597-8283 and we can discuss your situation further and use your numbers to ascertain payoff and if you qualify for this type of program.

    Thanks!

    Ed Bisquera, Mortgage Consultant

  3. Comment by Ed Bisquera:

    Hi again,

    I will be happy to post an explanation of how all of this works and will gladly do so via writing or through interview if you wish. I have successfully explained this MMA Program and the concept of using a Flexible Mortgage Account (which MMA basically is) to achieve mortgage cycling, in use around the world in countries like Australia, New Zealand, Great Britain, etc.

    Happy to help out where I can. Thanks!

    Ed Bisquera (360) 597-8283

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