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What Banks Don't Want You to Know

There's a way to pay less interest and pay your house off faster.

Why wouldn't banks want you to know that? Because it means you're paying them less money. It's that simple.

To be clear — just because there's a way doesn't mean everyone will qualify for it, or that it makes sense for everyone right now.

But even if it doesn't make sense now, everyone should absolutely know about it. Because at some point it might. And when it does, it could save you tens — if not hundreds of thousands of dollars in interest — and help you pay off your mortgage faster.

The bottom line: This is information banks have no incentive to share with you. We do — because our job is to help you win, not to collect 30 years of interest from you.
How It Works

Your mortgage, working for you — every single day.

All In One Loan clients get a new 1st position Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC) linked directly to a checking account. It works like a normal checking account — deposits in, bills paid out. But every night, something powerful happens.

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$500,000 is the starting loan amount — your mortgage balance.
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On the 1st of the month, your paycheck of $10,000 is deposited into your checking account.
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That night, the $10,000 sweeps directly into the mortgage as a principal reduction.
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New mortgage balance: $490,000.
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The next day, a $1,000 car payment is paid from the account.
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That night, the $1,000 is replenished from the mortgage back into checking.
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New mortgage balance: $491,000. That process repeats every single day.
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Interest is calculated daily — not on a fixed $500,000 for 30 years. On the day the balance was $490,000, interest was only charged on $490,000.
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As that process happens each day, the interest savings compounds — and in many cases, pays the mortgage off in 7–10 years.
Here's the cool thing — you didn't change a thing about how you manage your finances. No extra payments. You simply used an All In One Loan and had your money start working for you. Makes sense, right?
Pearce Spurlin
Pearce Spurlin
Mortgage Banker · Highland Mortgage
NMLS #118016

Pearce specializes in helping homeowners pay off their mortgage faster and build real wealth — without changing how they manage their money.

Save $100k–$350k+in interest over the life of your loan
Pay off in 7–10 yearsinstead of 30 — with no extra payments
Turn your home into wealththat keeps compounding after payoff
Start an Applicationpearce.spurlin@highlandmtg.com

No pressure. No obligation. Just a conversation about whether this makes sense for you.

A Real Example

The All In One Loan explained.

Say you have a $600,000 home with a mortgage balance of $450,000, locked in at 5% for 30 years. Let's also assume you have $50,000 in savings, you make $120,000/year, and you spend 80% of that income each month.

Base Scenario
By (1) refinancing your conventional loan into an All In One Loan, (2) depositing those savings into the AIO checking account, and (3) paying two discount points to buy the margin down to 2.5% — costing $9,000 on a $450,000 loan — if you kept that exact same budget, you could save:
$300K+
in interest savings
<10 yrs
to pay off the loan
100%
funds stay liquid
Remember:every dollar you deposit into the AIO checking account is as liquid as any checking account — but until it's spent, it's working to lower your loan balance.
"What if interest rates keep climbing higher and higher and my rate gets above 9%?"
Rates rise and fall. Some people fear a variable rate, thinking they may get stuck paying a fortune in interest. They forget that in a 30-year fixed mortgage, regardless of rate, they're guaranteed to pay a fortune in interest charges.

In the AIO loan, even if your rate climbed to 9.067%, you'd still come out ahead.
Advantage over 30yr fixed at 5%
$143,000+
Home paid off in
12.8 years
Even at nearly twice the rate, the AIO loan still wins.
"What if I'm not planning to stay in this house more than 5 years?"
You don't need 30 years to reap the benefits. Even using the conservative scenario above — with rates rising to 9.067% — the difference within just 5 years is remarkable.
Principal paid — Conventional
<$37,000
Principal paid — AIO loan
$155,000+
Loan balance — Conventional
$413,000+
Loan balance — AIO loan
<$295,000
Sale profit advantage (5% appreciation)
+$118,000
$470K vs $352K in sale profit — $118K better off. And that's just 5 years.
The following examples are based on results from the All In One Loan Simulator, an interactive mortgage calculator. All examples are hypothetical and for illustrative purposes only. Quoted rates do not include origination fees, other lender fees, points, third-party closing costs, taxes and government fees, or prepaid expenses and deposits. Rates quoted are not annual percentage rates. Rates used are based on historical averages and do not reflect currently available rates. Savings quoted are estimates and not guaranteed. Your HELOC disclosure and brochure will provide the actual rates, terms, and fees associated with the All In One Loan.

Say goodbye to that low interest-bearing savings account.

With an All In One Loan, you have full access to your equity for the life of the loan — and can apply savings balances toward the line so your money works harder.

Side-by-Side: $50,000 in Savings
Traditional Savings
$500
earned per year at 1% APY
All In One Loan
$3,000
saved per year at 6% mortgage rate
That's a net savings of $2,500 every year — now your money is working for you.
Minimum Requirements
  • 10% down payment
  • 43% max Debt-to-Income ratio
  • Reserves based on DTI

DTI ≤ 40% → minimum 10% of line in reserves · DTI 40–43% → minimum 15% of line in reserves

Best Suited For
  • Borrowers who save approximately 10% or more of net monthly deposits

Example: Average deposits of $10,000/mo → saving at least $1,000/mo is a strong fit.

Ready to See Your Numbers?
If you meet the minimums above and want to see actual savings, open the Loan Simulator — or reach out to Pearce for a personalized review.
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The best way to know if an All In One Loanis right for you is to enter your specific information. If you're unsure how to use it, start with monthly income and expenses, then calculate and review interest savings, projected term, effective rate, and breakeven rate.

Note: Results are estimates only. Always compare loan offers before making a decision. Contact Pearce to speak with a licensed loan advisor about options specific to your situation.
The Simulator
You receive regular direct deposits each month
You keep a balance in savings most months
You want to pay off your home faster without changing your lifestyle
You'd rather build equity than earn 1% on a savings account
You save approximately 10% or more of your monthly income
You want access to your equity without taking a new loan

Run the Loan Simulator — no commitment required

Everything you need to know about the All In One Loan — filter by topic or expand any question.

No. The All In One Loan is available for primary residences, second homes, and investment properties.
LTV caps by property type:
Primary residence → 90% | Second home → 80% | Investment property → 75%
Yes. Refinances are extremely popularbecause most people aren't aware of these loans when they first buy.
Yes. You can hold 1 primary residence, 1 second home, and 1 investment property simultaneously.
We can offer these loans in nearly all 50 states. There are a few unique restrictions — New Mexico, Massachusetts, and Texas have special considerations. Texas Homestead is not currently eligible, but second homes and investment properties in Texas are.
The rate is variableand adjusts on the 1st of every month. It's calculated by adding your fixed margin to the 30-day average SOFR index.
You do. We provide multiple margin options ranging from 2.5 to 4.0 in .25 increments. The lower the margin, the lower your rate — but the higher the upfront cost.
Yes — there is both a floor and a ceiling.
Floor:3.75% for primary & second homes | 4.75% for investment properties
Ceiling: Start rate + 6%
Closing costs are the same as standard loan closing costs, with one addition: a New Loan Setup Fee of $995 to set up the checking and integrated HELOC account. There is also an annual fee of $69–$149 depending on state and program.
No — you pay your taxes and insurance separately.
Absolutely. Traditional 30-year fixed mortgages are front-loaded with interest — after 5 years, you've likely paid off less than 10% of the balance. With an All In One Loan, it could be in the 25% range.
We highly encourage you to run this by your Financial Advisor. Once they learn about this loan, they often become strong referral sources.
Many believe these are among the most innovative mortgages available today for borrowers who qualify and whose cash-flow pattern fits the program — including clients with variable income who can pay down the balance in strong months and draw if needed later.

Highland Mortgage has access to over 8,000 loan products.

Giving our team the flexibility to match borrowers with financing solutions that truly fit their situation. From conventional and government-backed loans to specialized options for self-employed borrowers, investors, and unique financial scenarios, this expansive product lineup allows us to approach every loan with options—not limitations. Our goal is simple: connect each borrower with the right loan, backed by the strength and resources of the Highland Mortgage network.

Conventional

Fixed or adjustable rates. No PMI after 20% equity.

3%down payment
FHA

Flexible credit requirements and down payment assistance.

3.5%down payment
VA

No down payment for veterans and active-duty members.

0%down payment
USDA

Rural area financing for low-to-moderate income households.

0%down payment
Jumbo

More borrowing power for luxury or high-cost areas.

15%down payment

As a proud direct lender for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, we offer a seamless loan process, competitive rates, and financing solutions that meet the highest industry standards. This distinction allows us to eliminate unnecessary steps, ensuring a faster, more efficient experience for our borrowers.

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