An article Saturday about Ernst & Young's Entrepreneur of the Year awards gave an incorrect time frame in which homeowners who participate in United First Financial's program pay against their debts. Participating homeowners pay against their debts at an accelerated rate, based on computer software and financial coaching that determines how a person can pay off debts quickly, based on that person's income and debt information.
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