Latest reviews about United First Financial (UFirst)

skippylalula says "Save your money" about United First Financial (UFirst)

skippylalula — Thu, 21 May 2009 19:57:42 GMT

Casinos are not built by paying off gamblers. The same principle applies to financial services. Every penny that you spend on this product is one less that could be applied to paying off your mortage early.

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terrytoo says "STAY AWAY" about United First Financial (UFirst)

terrytoo — Wed, 26 Nov 2008 05:42:22 GMT

This is a big rip off. They charge you a lot for a software program that tells you when to borrow money from a higher interest rate Home Equity loan to pay off your low interest mortgage. The sample they used on me showed the person with $1000 left over each month after paying his bills. The vast majority of people don't have that. Why do I need a very expensive software program to tell me to pay extra on my Mortgage? I got a book called 'Its Your Money' That book talks about a company called Primerica that gets your mortgage paid off early and they don't charge you anything to do it. Do your homework before you spend $2600!...

monamotz says "Pay off your home mortgage quicker!" about United First Financial (UFirst)

monamotz — Thu, 23 Aug 2007 17:55:38 GMT

You hear the commercials on the radio about paying off your mortgage in half the time. Those are usually very easy programs where you pay half your mortgage payment twice a month, rather than all at once during the month. That will save you an incredible amount of interest. Also paying a little extra each month, even if it's $10 or $50, will also save you interest.

This program I have found out about, and joined, is incredible. Sure, the US banks don't want you to know about it. Because interest is where they make alot of their money. Did you realize that on a $200,000 home, if you pay every month for 30 years (at 6%) based on the bank's payment schedule, that the interest you paid at the end of 30 years is $231,000 -- that's more than the house originally cost!

So, how can you get out from under this. Most consumers, middle class, are in a downward spiral and have to keep "robbing Peter to pay Paul". This new system that has been used in other countries for years, is so incredible,...

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