To Finance or not to Finance
01-11-2024 | 03:14 PM
#46
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Opting for financing can provide flexibility and allow you to keep your cash for other investments or opportunities. As for the best rates and recent underwritten loan rates, it can vary, and staying informed is key. To find the most up-to-date information and insights, you might consider consulting financial experts.Additionally, if you ever find yourself in need of advice on financial matters beyond vehicle financing, such as mortgages or other investments, you can explore Mortgage Advisor Newcastle. Experts in the field can offer valuable guidance tailored to your specific needs.
09-06-2024 | 05:18 PM
#47
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At 5% and 72 months and 0 down, that gets you about $44K in total interest. Almost 1/5 the car. Sounds crazy.
At 5% and 60 months and $100K down, that gets you about $23K in total interest. Less than 10% and about $5k per year. A lot more reasonable to me
everybody has their own circumstances. Good luck, and congrats on the car!
At 5% and 60 months and $100K down, that gets you about $23K in total interest. Less than 10% and about $5k per year. A lot more reasonable to me
everybody has their own circumstances. Good luck, and congrats on the car!
Market has been crazy lately. At 4-5% APR and something that you can flip in a heartbeat for over MSRP if you have to, I’d take a note on it and let that money ride.