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I suspect they knew it was coming and chose not to tell you.
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I get what you're saying, but everyone taking on debt has a sweetheart plan for how it's going to work out financially, until they get smacked in the mouth.This is the way. If the rate is not crazy, take the longest term loan and just pay the extra amount to manually bring the effective interest rate down. This way, you get a free cushion. Any financial advisor would recommend this to any client with self control.
I might have been too harsh on him, his life and wasn't my place.So proud! great plan, buy a depreciating asset instead of real estate. Chicks dig 32 yr old guys living with mommy
The truth is always best......
Crypto is the way. (be careful, start slow, there’s a steep learning curve)I get what you're saying, but everyone taking on debt has a sweetheart plan for how it's going to work out financially, until they get smacked in the mouth.
Agreed self control is a key. But at least the people I know taking on auto loan debt are mostly losing thousands in interest payments. I bought a load of stock after the COVID crash, maybe if that was still going on I might have taken an auto loan for my Bronco, but it's not quite as clear cut now.
I bought Bitcoin at 27,000. Not enough though, lol.Crypto is the way. (be careful, start slow, there’s a steep learning curve)
All good man!
I get it, but keep in mind if one is using a Bronco as a grocery getter or commuting, a WT or BRaptor are somewhere around 0% better....maybe even pushing deep into negative numbers if cool factor is removed from the equation. If one plans on a little more adventurous use, even if only occasionally, its hard to put a value on the added capability. AAA or Joe's Tow ain't coming out to many of these places because your hopelessly high centered or punched a hole into something that once held a critical fluid. A base model can be built up to similar or better specs, but you'll have a lot of time and money into doing that. In the end, chances are it will not be as well integrated as the OEM version. Turns out, a couple of the Ford engineers know what they are doing.I can't imagine paying 70-100k for a Bronco that's like 15% "better" than a 36k Bronco