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How high does inflation and interest rates have to climb before you will cancel your order??
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If you're a locked in 2021 order, you're actually hedging against inflation...How high does inflation and interest rates have to climb before you will cancel your order??
You people don't remember when mortgage rates were 12% and higher. We just picked up an RDX for my wife, the interest rate is 1.69% - Minor interest rate increases by the Fed do not cause a ripple in the consumer markets... I suggest taking an economics 101 class. The problem with low interest rates is the people buy more expensive things they can't afford - which is why the market crashed in 2008.How high does inflation and interest rates have to climb before you will cancel your order??
I’d totally buy a Lambo if the cost of gas weren’t so terrible.I think if rising interest rates move me to a "I can no longer afford it" situation, I probably couldn't really afford it to begin with.
You had me until the market crash. People opting for variable rate mortgages was only part of the reason why the market crashedYou people don't remember when mortgage rates were 12% and higher. We just picked up an RDX for my wife, the interest rate is 1.69% - Minor interest rate increases by the Fed do not cause a ripple in the consumer markets... I suggest taking an economics 101 class. The problem with low interest rates is the people buy more expensive things they can't afford - which is why the market crashed in 2008.
Correct - the mortgage / real estate industry was very good at selling houses to people who could not afford them.You had me until the market crash. People opting for variable rate mortgages was only part of the reason why the market crashed
IAG and large investment firms didn't go broke because some poor people couldn't repay their loans.Correct - the mortgage / real estate industry was very good at selling houses to people who could not afford them.
Basesquatch plus Vespa for the commute. Boom, solved!!Inflation in general, including higher interest rates, gas prices, etc. I am not sure how all of you do it - affording mortgage, car payment for a 50K plus vehicle, insurance and the gas. I don't make a lot of income but saved and planned to get my Basesquatch cash outright and am going to most likely abort due to high gas prices and a long commute to work. So, no not the interest rates for me but high gas prices. Although I can pay cash for the vehicle, gas is an ongoing expense and I won't have the income to afford it.
Exactly, and that is when the fed raises rates............... to curtail excessive debt taken on by consumers.... agreed. and we are so used to low rates, it is crazy.You people don't remember when mortgage rates were 12% and higher. We just picked up an RDX for my wife, the interest rate is 1.69% - Minor interest rate increases by the Fed do not cause a ripple in the consumer markets... I suggest taking an economics 101 class. The problem with low interest rates is the people buy more expensive things they can't afford - which is why the market crashed in 2008.