Source: Npros 8/27/2010

United First Financial in Minneapolis Star Tribune

United First Financial was mentioned in an article on StarTribune.com:

Consumers can pay even more for the privilege of paying their loan down faster. One company, United First Financial (www.unitedfirstfinancial.com), charges $3,500 for software that shows the user how to make extra loan payments over time. It teaches a family how to bank like a bank, floating debts interest-free for as long as possible without incurring interest before paying them, according to UFF.

Not everyone believes that paying off a mortgage early is a good idea. Some financial planners suggest putting the extra money into investments instead to maintain the tax deductibility of mortgage interest. Check with a financial adviser for the best options based on your debt, savings and goals.

View United First Financial Review

Related News

 

United First Financial News Archive

New Companies on Npros

Receive News and
Updates from Npros.com

 Send me news updates
 Send me New Companies

RSS Npros News Feed