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Secrets Banks and Lenders Don't Want You to Know/ Mortgage Free for Life! | 
 enlarge | Authors: Richard Weathington, Beth M. Ley, Ph.D.
Publisher: BL Publications
Category: Book
List Price: $29.99
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Rating:  16 reviews
Media: Paperback
Pages: 224
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.7
Dimensions (in): 8.2 x 5.3 x 0.6
ISBN: 1890766402
EAN: 9781890766405
Publication Date: September 1, 2007
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Product Description
Pay off your mortgage in 1/3 to 1/2 the time and save tens of thousands in interest?
Without making any extra payments!
Without paying more each month!
Without changing your spending habits or lifestyle!
Without taking risks!
You'll benefit from the secrets Bankers and Lenders don't want you to know. That's because you could save tens of thousands in interest, and they could lose billions of dollars in interest from homeowners like you! And you won't believe how easy it is!
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 mortgage free for life June 24, 2009
dr sunshine (big island, HI)
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
I found this book fascinating and hard to put down. I am in the process of trying to utilize their recommendations, and hope that I will be able to make it work. Certainly, makes sense. Highly recommend this book!
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 ONLY TRUST REVEIWS FROM ACTUAL READERS May 3, 2009
Eric Jernigan
1 out of 9 found this review helpful
I have not read the book and I am considering whether to buy it or not. I find it difficult to find objective reviews on the subject. I rated it a three because I don't want to steer the review in favor of/against the book and had to pick something. If I can change the star count later after reading I will.
For some reason people who are against the concept of mortgage acceleration for whatever reason go out of their way to explain how it won't work fudging the numbers to suit their own ends. Some of the dialog is snarky and downright juvenile.
On the other side, I see proponents tend to be emotionally and many times financially invested in the mortgage program. Many times it's obvious that the proponent is an affiliate or in the network marketing "up-line." Proponents are masters of cut/paste and tend to export their zealous comments on multiple forums.
I am suspect of almost all of the reviews here. They have the stink of "sales pitch" or an "axe to grind." Look for reviews that indicate that the reviewer actually read and better yet tried the techniques.
Can someone please write an honest review of this book PLEASE?!?!
how to pay off your mortgage and debts early April 14, 2009
D. Allen
9 out of 10 found this review helpful
After reading reviews for the early mortgage pay offs, I have been doing this for years, on credit cards, by paying 2-3 times more than the minumin payments, divide the amount you owe by 12 and pay this amount every month and you will owe nothing in interest or very little. If you can't do it for a month or two, redivide and start again and pay that amount or more. You can also, use the same concepts for your mortgage payments. Pay your reg. payment, then take your interest payment divide by 2 add that amount to your regular payment, but indicate that amount on your check, as pay to the principal only. I hope you find this helpful.
Question? February 24, 2009
John Smith
1 out of 6 found this review helpful
Does the book cover the Current Account Mortgage (CAM) or the Offset Mortgage types and detailed steps to set it up right away without buying any software or additional stuff?
Thanks.
 Informercial have no veracity January 3, 2009
Maurice Smith
11 out of 15 found this review helpful
Invariably informercials are full of high expectations, good salesmanship; but, the product itself, is misleading and lacks the true information needed to resolve the issue, in this case, reducing and lowering mortgages; putting income back in your purse or pocket. The fact of the matter, if these concepts were true on how to reduce drastically what you pay in interest on a mortgage-which benefits Banks-how to pay principle more vs. interest, could have been detailed in 50 pages or less. The 100 page or more book was done because the principle issues are never solved. You keep reading and finding that you have been duped. The informercial did just what the banker and mortgage person did-dupe you. The people have to change the banking laws/rules that have home owners paying 15 years of a 30 yr.,fixed mortgage in interest. It should be more of a balance: 60/40 ratio; 60 percent of payment for principle; 40 per cent payment for interest. Presently, it favors Banks: we pay 95 per cent in interest for the first 15 years; then, 95 per cent in principle the last 15 years of the 30 year fixed loan. In my case, with a 200, 000 mortgage, I have paid out triple this cost. The book is a rip off; our banking system, sanctioned by congressional statue is ripping us of. What's new?
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