The 21st Century Way To Build Equity by:B F Boggan
Here to stay and firmly established in the U.S
. mortgage market, biweekly mortgage payments are gaining momentum. First introduced into the U.S. in the early 1980's by several small Northeastern Banks, the idea of biweekly mortgages has its origins in Canada.This concept soon became the popular choice nationally within less than a decade after it's arrival placing the biweekly payment plan in the forefront of Canada's mortgage industry around 1972 for several good reasons. Consider the following:
1. Most people are paid weekly or biweekly, therefore, it is reasonable to have as an option "biweekly mortgage payments".
2. On a biweekly mortgage payment schedule, one half of a loan's monthly payment is made and credited to the account holder every two weeks. This is equivalent to making 13 monthly payments instead of the usual 12 monthly payments reducing the loan's payoff time.
3. Faster accumulation of equity build up of up to 300%, plus a reduction in interest owed on the loan due to your prepayment is the result of using a biweekly payment schedule; that's without any increase to your monthly output. In other words, you'll get more value per dollar and save thousands as well; as much as 25% to 30% in interest over the life of the loan.
Combine the benefits of a biweekly payment schedule with a union between an Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) mode of account servicing that is governed by Regulation "E" of the Federal Reserve to a plug into the internet and you will find a super-efficient, safe, consumer-friendly method of paying a monthly obligation that won't take a huge bite from one paycheck. It doesn't take nuclear physicists to understand why this type of arrangement is frequently referred to as the "Common Sense Mortgage".
Now that there's breathing room because money has been "freed-up" and also saved by using a service such as this, go on an excursion for some sunshine, sand and surf, have dinner at a five-star restaurant, or better still, invest in your financial future. It's your money. Once you've tried this equity acceleration program (EAP) for yourself, you'll realize its value.
With more available choices, creating enjoyable lifestyles and looking out for your family's financial well being is easier today than it ever has been. The bad news is that time is not on you side with a standard monthly mortgage payment on a 30 year loan. As a matter of fact, you are not getting the most for your money. The good news is that help is here; the technology does exists giving consumers unparalleled conveniences plus an advantaged boost.
Welcome to the 21st Century.
About the author
Better Business Bureau (BBB) member, Bridgeco Central (BCC) is a distributor and national service provider in the U.S. of the on-line resource the Mortgage Manager Hi-Tech Mortgage Payment Service. To obtain an application to apply for the biweekly payment service at no cost visit http://www.eMortgageManager.net. A password-protected mortgage-auditing program is also included at no cost to the consumer after 6 months of using the service. PR: Here's All You Need to Know by:Robert A. Kelly A $2.95 Road Trip, Complete With Souvenirs by:Bonnie Jo Davis Getting Good Value Personal Loans by:Christos Margetis Low on Cash for Christmas? Try Gifts in a Jar by:Kristin Johnson Working as a "Knowledge Worker" in the Information Age by:Peter Garas Yesterday's Project Manager is Today's Project Engineer by:Ramakrishna Pochiraju How to Sell Your Products Without Competition by:Rena Klingenberg Affirmative Inaction by:Gary Whittaker The Job Loss Myth by:Jean Fritz What To Do When You Get Caught Surfing By The Boss! by:Susan Silva Is Starting A Business For Me? What To Consider Before Starting A Business by:Austen Osborne Einstein, The Universe, and Leadership by:Brent Filson Rules of Simple IRA Your Business Needs to Know by:Daniel Lamaute