I have a mortgage with Quicken Loans. It was suggested that I use Nationwide Biweekly. This company told me they would be able to make biweekly payments to my mortgage company, in return would speed up paying off my loan. I recently have seen lawsuits and complaints at the company. I took a look at ...
"I received notification in the mail from this company in May regarding minimizing the years left on my mortgage payment. I was advised that by entering into this program i could pay off my mortgage in less than the 30 years that i have on the mortgage. I was advised that i needed to pay $3500 ...
I enrolled in their bi-weekly program when it looked like it was sponsored by my lender Wells Fargo. It was free to enroll and bi-weelky payments woudl save me thousands and years off my mortage. Well circumstances requirered me to sell my property early. At first when I called to stop the payments ...
The letter that was sent looked like they were the bank. There was no mention of the fees associated to this service. I for sure thought it was the bank and provided all my sensitive information! Luckily my loan was transferred off to Well Fargo, so I got multiple letters from both banks. I then ...
Nationwide Biweekly Administration (NBA) has been direct debiting and paying my mortgage lender for the past 2 years. When I enrolled in this program, I had to pay a pretty hefty fee to set up an account. However, the customer service representative explained to me that I could add as many ...
Stay away from this company. He is a shyster. He appears upfront and caring at the first meeting then afterwards, is where he nails you. He subcontracts his services to students where he teaches college at. These are inexperienced people, who show up late, and have no knowledge of what to do. They ...