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How is that an insane deal? Like someone in a sister thread mentioned, the interest rates are so low that paying later has very little benefit since you can bar
by WJW 7y ago
How is that an insane deal? Like someone in a sister thread mentioned, the interest rates are so low that paying later has very little benefit since you can barely invest the money anywhere else. All this does is make you pay the same amount a little bit later.
- nine_k 7y agoWhy invest. By that time, you may have finally accumulated enough to start paying, and just drive for 5 years for free, while barely making ends meet.
- zapttt 7y agoI have no idea what you are talking. after 120 days you start to pay what you would normaly pay, the only difference os that will stop paying a little ity bit sooner because you won't pay over the car cost to pay for the 3-20pct interest rate. it is exactly the same value and length of payments as before. nothing changed on the monthly prices on those deals. nothing will allow to drive for free for five years or whatever.
- PaulWaldman 7y agoA little more personal, but it may help with ones cash flow. Also in times of high inflation, delaying payments is beneficial.
- sk5t 7y agoTrue for inflation, but what we're more accustomed to seeing lately is stagflation.
- ikeyany 7y agoNot to sound like an asshole, but paying later has a pretty clear benefit if money is tight now.