Following the blogs on "money merge account," I came upon the interesting suggestion to put Robert Kiyosaki and Susie Orman in a death match. Randall states they're on opposite ends of the investing spectrum with Kyosaki being high-risk and Suze being high-fear. (I know I'm spelling their names wrong, but someone has to reach the Internet searchers who don't know how to spell them).

I was hoping the blogger was proposing a death match between United First Financial's money merge account (MMA) and prudent, low-cost early mortgage payoff schemes, such as intelligently managing your own money, debts and assets in a way that is financially beneficial to you rather than to the bank.

The death match could be a face off between the Money Merge Account and "Let your Mortgage Make You Rich!" for example.

Are you ready to put up yer dukes and go head-to-head with a $3500 license to use online software? I hope so, because the other alternative to paying off your home years sooner would be to buy the software. That seems like $3500 poorly spent. I know they say you'll save far more than that. But what if you could save far more than that plus the $3500?

Read my collection of 12 articles previously published on the money merge account. Then decide for yourself. To get a copy, put your email address in the box below: