Both Sides of the Coin

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There’s no doubt that agnets have to deal with negativity when offering the Money Merge Account™ program. It’s a part of life and a factor in any sales business. However, some Nay-Sayers are very aggressive in this arena and though agents are here to serve families, their comments create a very negative feeling…which can discourage those researching this program.

What has been your experience with negative feedback and what are you doing to cope with it, or to educate your clients in sensitive matters?

Those who see the compensation and take a first glance at how sales teams are built in UFirst, gain the initial impression that this is Multi-Level Marketing.

What are your views/opinions on this?

Is UFirst and the Money Merge Account system based on MLM?

Questions have been asked constantly, concerning the Money Merge Account, and what ‘downside’ there is to getting on the program.

The topic we would like to look into, is the positive and negative side of using the Money Merge Account.

Consider people’s needs, their wants, their circumstances…

One of the strongest arguments online is the Money Merge Account focus on ‘debt reduction’.

However, many mortgage professionals and financial planners see this program as a tool to generate wealth in conjunction to what their clients are already doing.

So what IS the focus–debt reduction or wealth building, when it comes to the Money merge Account system?