No More Mortgage

Mission Statement
We are absolutely committed to excellence. Our highest mission is:

• To reverse the tide of consumer debt in America.
• To thrill our clients in the process.
• To make a significant, positive difference in the lives of our customers and each other.
• To live our lives and operate our company on principles that are right and true.
• To provide accurate financial analysis, honest evaluations, unparalleled customer service, exceptional client education, and relentless debt elimination, leading to each client?s financial prosperity.
• We value integrity, honesty, teamwork, hard work, loyalty, and continuous improvement.

No More Mortgage was founded in Orem, Utah with the mission of reversing the tide of consumer debt in America. Its comprehensive approach to professionally managed debt elimination, combined with ongoing financial education, results in clients who enjoy interest savings of $20,000 to $200,000 or more, while eliminating all of their debt, including their mortgage, in an average of nine years or less.

No More Mortgage has engineered a unique high-tech network that merges multi-channel marketing campaigns into a nationwide live-call distribution system. This system allows homeowners to receive immediate free consultation with a qualified Personal Finance Analyst. The client’s finances are then downloaded into a sophisticated computer program which generates a seven-page personalized financial analysis illustrating proposed debt restructuring, interest savings, and debt-free dates.

Enrollment in No More Mortgage Homeowner’s Debt Elimination Program is particularly attractive to clients because it:

• Avoids the negative credit effects inherent in other debt management programs.
• Works with your current income level.
• Requires no out-of-pocket expense.

By combining the expertise of nationwide lenders with the Homeowner’s Debt Elimination Program, No More Mortgage is helping its clients gain leverage over their debts, and is converting a growing segment of the lending industry into becoming part of the debt solution, rather than part of the problem.

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