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Debt Elimination Data To Create Wealth Acceleration!
The Debt Elimination Calculator (DEC) employes a Debt Elimination and Wealth Acceleration system that depends on having accurate Data to predict the total amount of Interest Savings that could be obtained using a given amount of Positive (or Negative) Cash Flow. In most situations Debts can be defined once in the beginning; whereas, the amount of Cash Flow fluctuates every month.
The DEC Reporting of our Wealth Generation system requires knowing the actual amount of the Income and the Positive (or Negative) Cash Flow in a given month. Unlike many other Mortgage Acceleration systems requiring detailed information on how your Money is spent to determine the Cash Flow that could be used for Debt Elimination purposes, our system is much easier. To get the information that DEC needs, the end of month Check Book Statement(s) provides the total Deposits and Balance amounts. That is all of the data that DEC requires. As a result DEC's data entry process is at least 80% more efficient in terms of time to update the data entry.
Data Entry Requirements: Debt Profiles!
The DEC data entry includes Debt Profiles. Unless the Debt is an ARM, a Credit Card, other Revolving Debt, or a Line of Credit, the required data is only entered once.
To the right is a representation of the type of data that is required to define what is called a Debt Profile. The first 8 fields are all required data entry. The other 4 fields have to do with the Loan Type selection, i.e. ARMs, Credit Card, or Line of Credit.
A Debt Profile can characterize any kind of Debt, e.g. mortgages, car loans, educational debt, revolving debt, boat loans, equipment, etc. (See the options for each of the possible selection choices at the bottom of the table.)
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Original Loan Profile
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Name
of the Loan
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Home
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Name
of the Bank
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Bank
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Original
Loan Amount
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$427,000.00
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Initial
Interest Rate %
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6.125%
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Term
of Loan in Years
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30
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First
Payment Date
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4/1/2008
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Frequency
of Payment
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Monthly
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Loan
Type
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Fixed
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Initial
Term in Years
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Arm
Adjustment Interval
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Arm
Interest Rate %
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Minimum
Only Payment
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Frequency of Payments: Bi-Weekly, Monthly, Bi-Monthly, Quarterly, Semi-Annually, Annually
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Loan Types: Fixed, Arm, I-O Arm, Option Arm, Credit Card, Line of Credit
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Arm Adjustment Interval: Six Months, Annually, Three Years, Five Years
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Data Entry Requirements: Savings Profiles!
The DEC data entry includes Savings Profiles which have similar fields as the Debt Profiles. The difference is that the Savings or Money Market accounts appear as negative amounts to offset the total amount of Debt being defined.
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Savings Profile
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Name
of the Loan/Savings
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Money Mkt
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Name
of the Bank
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Bank
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Current
Savings Amount
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($5,000.00)
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Interest Rate %
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2.000%
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Data Entry Requirements: Income Profiles!
The DEC data entry includes Monthly Income Profiles which have to be refreshed every month. For Budget comparisons between properties the Income Source Name could be linked to a Loan, if the Linked data was Yes and the Name was the same.
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Monthly Income Profile
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Income
Source Name
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Home
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Average
Revenue
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$7,873.15
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Positive
Cash Flow
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$1,296.28
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Monthly
Expenses
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$6,576.87
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Income
linked with Loan:
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Yes or No
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