Sorry, but a huge argument can be made here. It could really go down a financial rabbit hole. I'll just say that no one earning $47K, or $56K should be out dropping their hard earned money on a vehicle selling for more than their annual salary. Absolutely zero financial argument to make such a decision. When you say "afford," afford how? By stretching payments to 84 months or some stupid thing? That is not "affording" by any stretch of the imagination.
This is so true and you hit the nail right on the head! ?
Don't get me started on the ones who spend days camping out for Black Friday deals.
Wild to think car loans have gone sub-prime
I need start saving my mula, saw this awesome design machine in Australia and I dumb sure will get one of one way or the other.
I'd like to have one. But being my truck has a whole 4500 miles and we need to build our house still......well.....and we're still looking at more properties to buy.
I should start investing properties instead of toys. I'm with you on this. Someday I will be retired and hopefully I can say been there done that and tried this or that.
I am glad have done this here in the Philippines. We bought properties in 2012 and they gone up 150% so far and still climbing. Monday we're going to look at a big lot that is 6000 sqm.
Phillipines is a place to retire definitely, just wondering how to handle medical!!!
I have found many good, inexpensive options. But I also have a 500k usd policy that cost me $1862 annual. But I have other medical cards that were very cheap. You can find good medical clinics and it's cheap. The one next to my house cost me $9 to see the doctor, and I had a xray of my foot that was $6.
That's good. My father will usually travel back here to US for all his medical needs.
no i think he is talking about stancy boys not people who have proper suspension setup and wider tires/wheels to do offroading but at the same time i could be wrong
