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re: House note vs car note
Posted on 2/28/21 at 6:27 pm to GCTigahs
Posted on 2/28/21 at 6:27 pm to GCTigahs
This is a historic time in the car industry. I'm normally not a proponent of 0 down or even using OEM financing, because they usually don't let you have the rebates WITH the special rates, but things are different now and probably for a couple more months at least. Now they are letting you have rebates AND the special 0% rates, so its a great time to buy if you're going to do it. I bought last summer for that reason. I was going to have to have one more car anyway, might as well not tie up capital in one. Looking at the five year cash flow, I couldn't make a used car make sense.
WRT to the mortgage, do you need the interest deduction on your taxes? Might want to take a good look at what it does to your tax status, though as another poster said, you're paying mostly principal at this point.
Is there another option that gets you better returns? I hear some cat on here called Ancient Tiger can make you some bank in penny stocks!
WRT to the mortgage, do you need the interest deduction on your taxes? Might want to take a good look at what it does to your tax status, though as another poster said, you're paying mostly principal at this point.
Is there another option that gets you better returns? I hear some cat on here called Ancient Tiger can make you some bank in penny stocks!
Posted on 2/28/21 at 7:07 pm to TigerHornII
Appreciate everybody’s input. My wife and I try to live below our means so that we can duck out sooner rather than later, preferably on our own terms. I bought a new truck in 2016 but kept my 03 Tahoe that now has 201,000 miles on it. My wife has never had a brand new car. And she makes way more than I do. But we try not to do stupid stuff with our money and I just wanted to make sure I wasn’t missing something with this idea. We’re disciplined savers and probably wouldn’t be in this situation if we weren’t.
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