Summary Introduction

Use the equity in your home to become a banker
by simply changing the ways you manage your money.

Instead of using your checking account to receive and payout funds, you will use your home equity line of credit account for all income deposits and expense payouts.

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Use the equity in your home to pay for college

Use your equity line to pay for college expenses minus the financial aid awarded:

  • pay tuition
  • pay room and board
  • pay for supplies
  • pay for misc. needs

Next, deposit all of your income into your banker home equity line of credit account

You will take all of your income sources and deposit them into your equity line account instead of your checking account. Deposit:

  • salary income
  • capital gains
  • savings
  • spare change

Now use your banker home equity account to pay family expenses

Use your banker home equity account to pay for everyday budgeted and planned expenses such as:

  • monthly bills
  • food and clothing
  • mortgage payment
  • budgeted card charges
  • other living expenses


use it like you would
use your regular
checking account
to pay for everyday
living expenses

Your discretionary income payoffs your college debt balance FAST!

Your discretionary income (the income amount minus your expenses) remains into your banker home equity line account to lower the debt balance.

Over time, you will be able to payoff your debts in half the time by budgeting and managing your banker home equity line of credit.

You can also use your banker account to finance other needs such debt payoff, a new car, home improvement, and other.

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