Interest Rate Solution (Paperback) | Released: 21 Jan 2013

Saving BIG money on your BIGGEST expense is a lot closer than you think. I'm talking TENS of THOUSANDS of dollars.....or even more.

From this simple little 32 page e-book, you will be better equipped to,
-arm yourself with a crucial detail for your home purchase or refinance,
-rearrange your savings into more productive areas of your household budget,
-find a highly accurate and critical cue, from the news, that will tell you what to expect from interest rates for years to come,
-guide your lender toward the path that's best for YOU, not for them,
-know where to look for clues to the directions of the general financial markets.

This is a LOT of information from one little book. I know it is. I just believe in delivering huge value to others, just as I much as I enjoy finding it for myself.

By using the process I describe in 'The Interest Rate Solution', you'll know EXACTLY how to do what I did......where I personally saved over $40,000 in the past 9 years by using what I know for my own benefit. My savings are increasing every single month to move this figure higher and higher each year. This is 'continuous' benefit, not just a one-time benefit. You might even save a lot more than I did! For that, all you need is to have an even bigger mortgage than I have. Mine was originally $169,000.

It's just not easy trying to figure this out alone, by watching CNN, or reading between the lines of Federal Reserve notes, or reading through hundreds or thousands of pages of the Wall Street Journal, or in trying to figure out what 'other' book or books to buy. You see, I've done all this for you. I wrote this little book because I found that knowing the right thing, THEN, determining the right time to apply that knowledge, are two different things.

I could have easily added another 100 pages to this book, just to cover some things that are of equal importance, in terms of saving or creating money. So, why didn't I? Because I've given you enough information for your understanding in just one, very important area, home mortgages. Then, I point you in other directions outside of mortgages, and out of this book, to pursue at your leisure. You'll find that, in a literal sense, the sky is the limit.

I include a valuable bonus in the middle of the book that could put thousands more in your wallet or purse in the years to come, as well as take the wool away from why things are the way they are about so many things that seem to confound so many people.

This one is a keeper.
About the Author: Bronson Brice is a technical/financial trader, the owner of a search engine marketing business, a free-lance writer, and a former information technology professional for a major federal agency. He is a member of the Association of Technical Market Analysts and the Atlanta Market Technicians Association (MTA), a unit of a not-for-profit professional regulatory organization servicing over 3,400 market analysis professionals in over 70 countries around the globe. The MTA's main objectives involve the education of the public, the investment community and its membership in the theory, practice and application of technical analysis. This author has a previous background in advising small-to-large businesses in methods to improve their information efficiencies. He also had a role in advising state agencies on the methods necessary for managing their technology life-cycle strategies. Therefore, he has also paid close attention to the business-related aspects of his own home finances, considering them in the context of business cycle and trading opportunities. In the 1980's, two things occurred to prepare him for this opportunity made available to you in this report. First, his academic background in economics acquainted him with the works of Russian economist Nikolai Kondratiev, whose long-wave theory forms the basis for major interest rate trends over decades. Second, he noticed, after the fact, that he could then have saved over $20,000 in mortgage costs by choosing an adjustable rate mortgage, rather than his fixed rate mortgage originally purchased at over 11%, the prevailing rate at that period of time. He later refinanced the original mortgage 'down' to 9%. Later, in 2002, he read an updated reference on the long-wave theory, just in time for incorporating this into his house hunt. Therefore, you can believe it when he says that he had been looking for the current conditions to appear for over 30 years. This is your advantage.