Debt Reduction
Learn how to turn your debt into wealth with The Money Max Account
Cancel years of mortgage payments, save tens of thousands of dollars in interest, and turn your debt into wealth. United Financial Freedom’s Money Max Account is your roadmap to a debt-free life.
Total Debt Eliminated (And Counting)
with Assistance of The Money Max™ Account as of Wed Jan 18 2023, 9:14 am
Find Out the Exact Day You will be debt free with our Financial GPS system
To learn more about how we can eliminate years off your mortgage and save you thousands of dollars, watch this information video.
Ever Wonder Why Banks Are In the Business of Lending Money? One word: Interest
Well, yes, but that’s only half of the equation — unfortunately, it’s not that simple.


All Interest is NOT Created Equal
Ideally, you do want the lowest interest rate you can get. A lower rate helps make your principal monthly payments more manageable.
But what “they” don’t teach you is that the amount of interest you pay each month can make up a massive chunk of your total mortgage payment. We call this your interest volume.
Debt Costs Far More Than Money
That’s time you’ll never get back. Time you could be spending on vacation with your loved ones. Time on your favorite hobby. Time building the life of your dreams.
Debt is like a dark cloud of financial pressure and stress that follows you wherever you go. This is especially true when you live paycheck to paycheck, which, as of 2020, 74% of Americans do.
And with every major purchase –– a new car, a medical procedure, college tuition –– the cloud only grows larger.
Unfortunately, most of us only know one way to solve this problem: make more money.
But Our System Makes Your Money Work for YOU
Here’s the best part…
It does more than just eliminate your debt in record time. While the system helps you pay off what you owe, it also shows you how to leverage your interest savings to build wealth and financial freedom.
What we’re about to show you can help you save up to 60%, 70% or more on your interest payments, keeping your money where it belongs: in your pocket.
Interest Rate vs. Interest Volume
Whereas your interest rate is fixed, interest volume changes over time.
The more money you owe the bank, the more your interest volume will be. Even with a rate as low as 2.99%, depending on how much you owe, up to 60% of your monthly payments could be dedicated to interest.

See, getting out of debt on your own is a lot like going on a road trip without GPS. You know your destination. But if you make a wrong turn, it’s hard to see how it affects your ETA.
You want to get rid of your debt as soon as possible. But between your mortgage, car loans, and student loans, it’s very difficult to tell when you’ll reach your destination. And all the little purchases you make along the way can have a big impact on your ‘travel time.’
The Money Max Account acts as your financial GPS, taking everything you owe and everything you earn into consideration and giving you the fastest route to paying off your debt and creating wealth for you and your family.
Online Education
The Money Max Account is an online, personal education and financial system
Easy Planning
The Money Max Account pulls all of your financial information into one central location, and uses advanced banking strategies to create the most effective, tailor fitted financial strategy to help you achieve your goals.
24 * 7 Service
The Money Max Account acts as your financial GPS, taking everything you owe and everything you earn into consideration and giving you the fastest route to paying off your debt and creating wealth for you and your family.
Your Daily Choices Have Long Term Consequences
Reducing Your Expenses by Less than the Cost of Two Cups of Coffee a Day
By revealing the impact of a seemingly small change in your expenses –– something as little as $9 a day –– the Money Max Account could guide you to eliminate two full years off the time it would normally take to pay off your debts…AND save you approximately $15,000 in interest alone.That’s a LOT of money in your pocket that would have otherwise gone to the bank. But let’s take this a step further.
