Our Software Helps You Get Out of Debt Fast
On top of creating a powerful debt elimination package that helps you get out of debt, we produced a tool that isn't just a one-time-use
system. Add extra payments if you get a raise. Skip a month if life throws you a curve ball. And all your changes will instantly be reflected in your reports, showing
how quickly you can get out of debt.
Does your variable rate mortgage change after the 60th payment? Simply enter your new interest rate. Did your credit card company sneak
in a rate hike? Add a rate-change entry and your payoff schedule will automatically be recalculated.
A Life-Long Decision-Making System
In the end, this isn't simply a tool to help you get rid of your debt quickly - although it is very effective at that. Think of it as a
life-long decision making tool. Can you afford a new car right now? Is it worth paying an extra $200 a month to help get out of debt faster? How much money would you
save in interest if you applied that $5000 bonues to your debt load? Our tool will answer these questions, and more, for you.
Are you wondering how much money you will need to invest today if you want $100,000 in 10 years? Just head over to our financial calculators page. You will also be able to figure
out how much interest you would earn if you put $10,000 in an investment account at 6% interest compounded monthly.
Paying Less Interest Will Help You Get Rid of Debt
Many people are shocked when they look at our reports and realize how much money they are paying in interest. Our system shows you how to make your money work for you by putting
more of it toward your debt balance instead. Less interest means getting out of debt sooner. Most individuals will be able to pay their debts off in 8 - 12 years, including the mortgage.
All while likely saving well over $100,000 in interest charges. That is all money in your pocket that wouldn't normally be there. Comparatively, many people will find that it would take them
anywhere from 30 - 50 years to get rid of their debt following their normal schedule. Much better to accelerate it, don't you think?