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THANK YOU HHM!
Spending $60,000 on a car is STUPID! Why in the world would you even post that on a bk website? How did you get into bk to start with? Would you invest $60k into a mutual fund that is guaranteed to depreciate 60% over the first 5 years? Let alone pay interest on borrowed money that will depreciate 60% over the first 5 years??? If you can put down $30k on a car you should either buy it outright, or you shouldn't have filed bk to begin with. Sorry to be so rude, but use your brain...and your money wisely.Filed 8/25/06, Discharged 11/28/06, CASE CLOSED 11/14/2007!
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Originally posted by SobStory View PostI did think this has to be a joke, posting this question on a BK site. Perhaps it is.
HHM, why all cash or 20% cash? Why not 50% cash if you can afford it?
Thanks.
You pay cash, out right, to avoid interest (thus, you reduce your total cost of ownership). You put 20% down if your income can support the payment to put your other money to better use.
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Ty HHM. OK so this is either a joke or the opening statement below is the least sensitive statement I've ever seen posted to a forum to help peeps in BK & dire fincl straits. IMHO.
"Hi Everyone,
My signing bonus would cover 1/2 the price of a luxury mercedes (60,000)and my salary is a good 6 figure with incenitve bonuses ."
Bully for you.
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Originally posted by Brendon View PostSpending money like you're in Congress doesn't get you laid, it gets you laid into a fresh bk....looks like he/she has already been there! Put some effort into learning to manage money.
Maybe you should mind your own business since you have no clue how this guy manages his money.
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Originally posted by Logan View PostMaybe you should mind your own business since you have no clue how this guy manages his money.
but, I did chime in and you are right, I have no idea what the original poster's net worth is or how he manages his money.....but posting on a bankruptcy forum, asking for help, after a recent bankruptcy, meaning you gave up everything, I have pretty friggin good idea!!! And this doesn't make sense.....again, after a bankruptcy.
Don't know why you felt the need to defend, but advice is simply that, take it or leave it....I will always refund any money paid for my advice if you are not completely satisfied..Filed 8/25/06, Discharged 11/28/06, CASE CLOSED 11/14/2007!
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Originally posted by Brendon View PostMaybe your right.....Or MAYBE, since justaguy asked for OPINIONS and I just happened to of opined, it at least helped somebody decide this is not a smart thing to do.
but, I did chime in and you are right, I have no idea what the original poster's net worth is or how he manages his money.....but posting on a bankruptcy forum, asking for help, after a recent bankruptcy, meaning you gave up everything, I have pretty friggin good idea!!! And this doesn't make sense.....again, after a bankruptcy.
Don't know why you felt the need to defend, but advice is simply that, take it or leave it....I will always refund any money paid for my advice if you are not completely satisfied..
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Originally posted by Logan View PostHe asked our opinion if he could get a loan for this car since he had a recent BK so why isn't that appropriate in the BK Forum?
Maybe you should offer to co-sign the loan if you are so intent on "helping".
The smart thing to do would be buy a $30,000 car with cash and have no payments...that's all I'm saying...Filed 8/25/06, Discharged 11/28/06, CASE CLOSED 11/14/2007!
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Been there - done that!
Read my lips "YOU DON'T NEED A $60K CAR".........It's just stuff.
This BK process can sure humble a person in a hurry. Buy a MUCH cheaper vehicle cash.Chapter 7 filed 10/21/2008
341 - 11/26 went smooth NO ASSET
Took 115 days after 341 - But Finally DISCHARGED 3/25/09
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Originally posted by Brendon View PostMaybe I should have said, "yes you can get a loan, but its a stupid thing to do." Are you satisfied?
Maybe you should offer to co-sign the loan if you are so intent on "helping".
The smart thing to do would be buy a $30,000 car with cash and have no payments...that's all I'm saying...
There's nothing wrong with payments especially if you can write off the loan and you can invest your money elsewhere to make more money.
Not everyone has lost money in their investments. Luckily my father taught me well and my investments are down 5% over the last year. Not bad for a poor money manager who's about to buy a 35K car with 0 down.
Logan
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