No more car payments yay!
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That will happen at some point.
Very good!
I dont know any more
thanks!
Indeed!
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I financed a very small portion of my '03 last month, will have it paid off by next summer. Since I've had my work vehicle for the last few years, we were allowed to use it as our own personal vehicle also. Since that was the case, I sold my '07 F150 because we never drove it and only had to pay on one vehicle (our Lincoln MKX for the wife) and put more money into savings. Now that they are taking away the personal use (due to someone in the company taking advantage of the privelage and not being honest) I had to get a weekend vehicle. Didn't feel like spending $30K+ on a new truck that would spend the majority of the time in the garage so the '03 with only 58K on the clock fit the bill just fine. Once we're done with that payment, we can start again with putting that into savings. It sucks signing that paper for a loan.....haha
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still better to try and finance ( only if its a super low interest rate.. like 0%! )
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Whoever says financing is better than paying cash is retarded. Even if it's only .01% you are still essentially being charged to spend money. Charged to spend money. No. Tarded.
We were always lucky enough that my dad had a work vehicle. We always jest had my moms car payment and hers has been paid for a few years. My dads last vehicle purchase was 1985! Plus, he doesn't have to pay for gas or insurance. We figured, with his $40,000 truck with the V8 and insurance his company basically gives us $15k a year.
We were always lucky enough that my dad had a work vehicle. We always jest had my moms car payment and hers has been paid for a few years. My dads last vehicle purchase was 1985! Plus, he doesn't have to pay for gas or insurance. We figured, with his $40,000 truck with the V8 and insurance his company basically gives us $15k a year.
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