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post 1574996581 03-03-2019, 11:20 PM
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LOL at Fkn idiots who think leasing/financing a car is a good idea (srs)

Brb paying FULL taxes +fees
Brb loses 2-3k value as soon as you drive off the lot
Brb monthly payments
Brb interest
Brb “but my warranty” (lol)
Brb need to have full coverage insurance (no option)

ALSO: yearly mile limitations lol


Oh and if you wreck your Pos you ‘bought’ they(insurance) will only pay off your remaining loan. Jakes on you.

Inb4 Copers who couldn’t afford 12k cash for a reasonable car to flood this thread.
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post 1574997331 03-03-2019, 11:33 PM
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Congrats ******* on your used car cope. I'm sure you woman is also an ex prostitute.
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post 1574997471 03-03-2019, 11:35 PM
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OP surely you must have some hobby that you waste £££

I like my cars so i spent ££££

I don't go to expensive restaurants or buy expensive clothes

but i have friend that got a £1k car and spent £££ on phucking golf. with the money he spends on golf he could buy a Range Rover


Let people enjoy their life.. it is short
I'm 24 not 48 lol
post 1574997661 03-03-2019, 11:39 PM
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I bet the same guys rent for 20 years and call the apartment "their house".
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post 1574997981 03-03-2019, 11:45 PM
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Originally Posted By hoganrulz
I bet the same guys rent for 20 years and call the apartment "their house".
Renting in some instances is more profitable than buying

for exmaple

in U.K an apartment in Kensington cost ~ 1.2 million GBP

rent is about 10k Per month

if you put 1.2 million in your bank account you can recope the rent money easily and that includes all maintenance etc etc
I'm 24 not 48 lol
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Originally Posted By Nonsense916
Brb paying FULL taxes +fees
Brb loses 2-3k value as soon as you drive off the lot
Brb monthly payments
Brb interest
Brb “but my warranty” (lol)
Brb need to have full coverage insurance (no option)

Oh and if you wreck your Pos you ‘bought’ they(insurance) will only pay off your remaining loan. Jakes on you.

Inb4 Copers who couldn’t afford 12k cash for a reasonable car to flood this thread.
While true, it;s bad idea to finance a payment you cant afford- it seems you've never heard of gap insurance.
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post 1574998281 03-03-2019, 11:51 PM
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Sounds like you've never opened up a Microsoft Excel worksheet.

Who was time value of money
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post 1574998321 03-03-2019, 11:52 PM
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Originally Posted By SFH0791
Renting in some instances is more profitable than buying

for exmaple

in U.K an apartment in Kensington cost ~ 1.2 million GBP

rent is about 10k Per month

if you put 1.2 million in your bank account you can recope the rent money easily and that includes all maintenance etc etc
Correct me if I'm wrong. But you've just sung the praises of buying to let.
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post 1574998391 03-03-2019, 11:54 PM
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Originally Posted By SFH0791
Renting in some instances is more profitable than buying

for exmaple

in U.K an apartment in Kensington cost ~ 1.2 million GBP

rent is about 10k Per month

if you put 1.2 million in your bank account you can recope the rent money easily and that includes all maintenance etc etc
lol @ paying someone elses mortgage by renting their place. cuck logic
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post 1574998521 03-03-2019, 11:56 PM
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Originally Posted By MyBaddBrah
Sounds like you've never opened up a Microsoft Excel worksheet.

Who was time value of money
don’t u drive for uber
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post 1574998871 03-04-2019, 12:05 AM
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Originally Posted By Nonsense916
don’t u drive for uber
nope
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17k left on a loan financed a 30k suv. Paid off my last one no issues.

Long hair don't care. I like having a sick suv. And it takes me camping and offroading every summer so is pretty essential to my hobbies and lifestyle.


Lol @ people who work their whole lives just to not buy the things they want. You can't take it with you when you die homie
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Originally Posted By Nonsense916
Brb paying FULL taxes +fees
Brb loses 2-3k value as soon as you drive off the lot
Brb monthly payments
Brb interest
Brb “but my warranty” (lol)
Brb need to have full coverage insurance (no option)

Oh and if you wreck your Pos you ‘bought’ they(insurance) will only pay off your remaining loan. Jakes on you.

Inb4 Copers who couldn’t afford 12k cash for a reasonable car to flood this thread.
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Originally Posted By hoganrulz
Correct me if I'm wrong. But you've just sung the praises of buying to let.
yh thats if you have lots of ££££££

some of us are happy with ~£30k per year with a good house

and going out every weekend.. I don't want to be 65 and look back and say ahHHH only if invested in fraud coin or oohh only if i invested in FTSE

I want to look back and say ahhh I remember I went to XXX with YYYY and enjoy WWWW
Originally Posted By rocketfish
lol @ paying someone elses mortgage by renting their place. cuck logic
so what? It is a service at the end of the day
I'm 24 not 48 lol
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Originally Posted By Nonsense916
don’t u drive for uber
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Originally Posted By BullittEV
While true, it;s bad idea to finance a payment you cant afford- it seems you've never heard of gap insurance.
Brb spending even more monthly
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just lol if you aren't driving a 1995 honda civic with manually rolled down windows, no AC, and only manual transmission
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Arent you the bartender who is financing a Panamera? Strong everything
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Originally Posted By nn586
Arent you the bartender who is financing a Panamera? Strong everything
never financed a car in my life
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I was planning on getting a brand new bmw next mknth. Leasing of course. I make enough where it would be a drop in the bucket. Talk me out of it
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I love when people that make average or below income equate what makes sense for them to make sense for everyone. I make around 200k per year, so for me I finance a bmw i8 and put a lot down, a $1,000/mo payment doesn’t matter as much for me.
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if the financing % is significantly lower than your portfolio performance return %, why would you NOT finance?

time to read up on some introduction to finance 101 books fam
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Originally Posted By SFH0791
Renting in some instances is more profitable than buying

for exmaple

in U.K an apartment in Kensington cost ~ 1.2 million GBP

rent is about 10k Per month

if you put 1.2 million in your bank account you can recope the rent money easily and that includes all maintenance etc etc
Wat.

Where are you getting >10% interest PA on a bank account?
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Originally Posted By iradumass
if the financing % is significantly lower than your portfolio performance return %, why would you NOT finance?

time to read up on some introduction to finance 101 books fam
Your right but the vast majority of people don't finance because the % is less than their portfolio return they do it because they live paycheck to paycheck
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Originally Posted By Nonsense916
Oh and if you wreck your Pos you ‘bought’ they(insurance) will only pay off your remaining loan. Jakes on you.
False. They will pay you the market value of your vehicle (pre-collision). You'll only get shafted if you're underwater on your loan, otherwise you'll likely get more than you owe.
Originally Posted By iradumass
if the financing % is significantly lower than your portfolio performance return %, why would you NOT finance?

time to read up on some introduction to finance 101 books fam
Also this. If I can finance at 3.5% or less, you better believe I'm gonna do that and put the money I would have spent buying outright into the stock market. No brainer.
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Originally Posted By TBO1313
Your right but the vast majority of people don't finance because the % is less than their portfolio return they do it because they live paycheck to paycheck
true poor people are fuking scum
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Originally Posted By TheManlyMan
I love when people that make average or below income equate what makes sense for them to make sense for everyone. I make around 200k per year, so for me I finance a bmw i8 and put a lot down, a $1,000/mo payment doesn’t matter as much for me.
Amazing how many people on this site make over 200k. Also I'd say buying a 150k car on that salary isn't the greatest financial decision but that's up to you.

The median savings account in the US is 5200 bucks. Mean is 33k but that's skewed by people like our pal, ManlyMan. Most people can't afford to drop 12k on a used honda or whatever. Even if they can, I think it's pretty dumb to blow your savings to avoid paying a little interest if you have a good credit score. If you have a ton of money saved up and just want something that runs, then sure, that would be more beneficial.

Leasing can be extremely useful, too. If you drive cars for three years then trade them in you're going to be upside down(owe more than the car is worth) more often then not, so with leasing you get to turn the car in once the payments are made regardless of how much it's worth when you're done.
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