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SVTPerformance's Chain of Restaurants
Road Side Pub
Manufacturer 84 at 0%
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<blockquote data-quote="me32" data-source="post: 16391698" data-attributes="member: 34543"><p>Both physically depreciate. Houses tends to gain value in the long haul, but in bad markets you can loose your ass. Take 2005 for example. High of the maket by 2008 millions were out of a house. </p><p></p><p>Now a car is no appreciating asset. We all know this. But debt is debt no matter how you look at it. Time to buy is all dependent on an individual financial situation. </p><p></p><p>If you have cash on hand to buy a vehicle right out. But you are offered 0% with the same discount as cash deal. Then keeping your money and taking the loan is a much smarter financial decision. You can 't make money when you spent it. But you can reinvest that money and make money while your making payments on an interest free loan.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="me32, post: 16391698, member: 34543"] Both physically depreciate. Houses tends to gain value in the long haul, but in bad markets you can loose your ass. Take 2005 for example. High of the maket by 2008 millions were out of a house. Now a car is no appreciating asset. We all know this. But debt is debt no matter how you look at it. Time to buy is all dependent on an individual financial situation. If you have cash on hand to buy a vehicle right out. But you are offered 0% with the same discount as cash deal. Then keeping your money and taking the loan is a much smarter financial decision. You can 't make money when you spent it. But you can reinvest that money and make money while your making payments on an interest free loan. [/QUOTE]
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