No bank is loaning 500k towards a house for someone only making 40-50k a year. This isnt 2006 anymore. They are gonna have a rude awakening when they go to get approved.
I'm surprised you took a job at honda, honda has always been the smart move for reliability and longevity for the money without the bmw price tag. Shoot, kias are now in the same ballpark with honda, but with those crappy hyandai engines that fail
As far as the last statement, that's a...
I've never been charged fees on my lowes or hd 0% purchases. That washing machine is 500 bucks whether I pay cash or put it on my lowes card with 0% for 6 months. Now, they may have fees built into that 500 bucks sure, but the folks paying cash are paying them also then.
Heck, even if you put...
Once again, I never said GM is doing that in any of posts. I don't know why you are hung up on that.
Lowes/HD/Wells Fargo, and others do it every day. They hope you dont pay it off to charge you all that back interest...and I imagine half the people that did it with good intentions in the...
I never said GM is loaning anyone 0% interest, please reread my post instead of just wanting to argue. It's like you didn't even read it, I even mention "before things got crazy". I know no one is doing that now on new cars. I am seeing 1.9% available again though. Buying something for 2k cash...
While I agree in most cases, a 2k fridge is a 2k fridge whether you pay with cash or use the 0% option for 12 months at lowes. I'd rather have that 2k doing something else than giving it to lowes all at once when they arent charging me interest.
A lot of folks leave money on the table when...
I've got an uncle who is a millionaire many times over, he was so frugal that even with those millions, he still had my aunt hanging clothes on a line in the back yard. Wouldnt buy a dryer. He just bought his first new car ever, a toyota tocoma in his mid '80s. I guess he thinks he should...
yep, you have to be disciplined, I've always been abled to do it thank goodness. Heck, just took a 0% interest for 15months with WF to buy some new truck tires, plus WF gave me 200 bucks back on it for first purchase over 500 bucks. So that 1500 dollar set of tires, cost 1300, with no interest...
Because they are taking advantage of the market, getting big bucks for their homes, and renting until they find something or for the market to adjust. A buddy runs a moving business and he says most of their moves right now are to storage facilities.
I'd drop the student loan payment book off out her parents house since they decided not to teach their daughter about money and debt early on and allowed her to get in that mess.
Just wait til this reporting of transactions 600 bucks or more, they are gonna do the math and see folks spending more than they take in...and then they are gonna investigate why that is and go after them.