Nope. You can use a savings account or even a low-interest credit card with a large credit limit. If you choose to use a savings account, we recommend that you set up one savings account for your reserves like you normally would, and that you use a separate savings account as your shredder account. In the case of using a credit card, beware of cash advance fees that will diminish your system's potential.

Typically, $10,000 to $15,000 is sufficient. The more credit you have available will allow for larger lump payments, but the system will work even with a lower credit line. Input your information, and adjust the credit line amount until you find a level you're happy with.

It's up to you. You can choose to forego the use of a rewards card for expense if you choose. Just know that especially if you're using a savings account as your shredder account, using a credit card in this manner will turbo-charge your system. And either way, the rewards are yours to keep!

We've got you covered. The Shred My Mortgage System is dynamic. You can change your variable each month as you reconcile the system, and it will re-calculate the timing and amounts of the various payments accordingly.

Nope. When setting up your account in our software, you'll be listing all of your debts. The system will look at all of them and pay them in the precise order and timing to maximize the speed of your total payoff.

No. You can refinance to increase your interest savings, but it is not necessary. If you need to refinance, The Shred Method will be glad to help you get a better interest rate and help you save money each month.

Homeowners in Australia and the United Kingdom have been using this system for the last 12 years. In fact, more than a third of the households in Australia and about one fourth of the households in the United Kingdom are currently using a program to accelerate their equity. The financial institutions in the United States do not like this program because they make less money in interest per household.

No. Many fortune 500 companies use a banking technique called a 'sweep account'. This technique is used to reduce the daily calculated interest. Big companies started moving or 'sweeping' their bank accounts daily to an outstanding interest bearing loan to reduce average daily interest.

The Shred Method's program contains an algorithm that systematically creates the highest interest savings possible in the least amount of time. Each individual, due to the uniqueness of their situation, requires a custom plan to achieve optimal results. Plus, if you make additional payments on a conventional 30-year fixed-rate loan, you can't borrow that money without taking out a home-equity line of credit or a home-equity loan. With the mortgage-accelerator program, you already have the line of credit in place. That gives homeowners confidence that they can be aggressive in paying their mortgages and still have money readily available if a financial emergency comes up.

The Shred Method's program utilizes a line of credit to maximize interest savings. Interest in a line of credit is calculated on an average daily balance. Normally, it would not make sense to open up a line of credit with a higher interest rate. But since you put your pay check into your line of credit account every month, your balance stays lower and you pay less interest.

The software platform is designed to maximize your net monthly discretionary income which means it will tell you exactly how to effectively allocate your income for the purposes of debt elimination and wealth acceleration. On occasion, the platform will make recommendations on paying a specific debt quicker but you have full control of your decision-making.