TIP 4: Another View

Let's Use Another Example

We talked earlier (in Section 1) about making large, up-front payments to reduce the mortgage balance quickly so that more of your monthly payment goes towards paying the principal amount instead of interest.

But the question was asked:
where are the lump-sum payments of $5,000 going go come from.

Answer:
That is where your BLOC comes into play.

The BLOC account becomes the money source that makes the lump sum payments to reduce your mortgage loan fast. Let's illustrate an example.

The program will instruct you when to advance yourself a lump-sum payment to pay on your mortgage:

BLOC Account Starting Credit Line Balance: $60,000
Date	From	To	Advance from BLOC	Payment to BLOC	Ending Balance
Aug Beginning Balance					$2500
Aug	BLOC	Pay down 1st Mortgage	$5000		$7500
Aug	BLOC	Living Expenses	$4000		$11,500
Aug	Pay	Paycheck		$5000	$6500
Total			$9000	$5,000	$6500

 

What Does This Show

Line of Credit Available:	$60,000
Balance Forward from July:	- $2,500
An Advance from your BLOC	- $5,000
Pay Living Expenses	- $4,000
Balance Owned	- $11,500
Deposit Payment	+ $5,000
Ending Balance Owned	- $6,500

• Your starting balance was $2,500
• Your ending balance was $6,500
• you never made a schedule payment to the BLOC:
  your income represented your monthly payment
• you borrowed $9,000 from the BLOC
• you only pay interest on the $6,500 balance
• your BLOC become an interest cancellation account
  
  
• your lump-sum payment of $5,000 to pay down your mortgage traded $23,304 of daily compound interest for a simple interest charge on $6,500