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In this testimonial video, Ihalani and Chris DeMello recount how they discovered the One‑on‑One (101 Financial) program in 2011 while struggling with $30,000 of consumer debt. After completing the 99 Financial course and applying the system’s “smart banking” strategies, they eliminated $20,000 of debt within six months. The financial turnaround enabled them to plan a debt‑free wedding and a month‑long honeymoon, marking their first vacation without incurring new debt. By 2015 they purchased their first home and, using the same budgeting discipline, paid off the conventional mortgage in just 1 year, 4 months, and 29 days. In 2016 they bought a second property in Waimea, which they renovated and now rent out, turning their first home into a rental income source. Chris admits he was initially skeptical, calling the program a scam, but after seeing the results he became an advocate. The video concludes with a house tour of their second home, showcasing a kitchen, office with inspirational quotes, and living areas, serving as visual proof of their financial transformation.

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