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Topic	This sound financial correct?
royic 10/29/24 11:24:25 AM #29:	philsov posted... my long standing ETFs have gotten me ~10% growth year over year (<3 vanguard). My car interest is <10%. It is profitable for me to get the car on credit, and the cash I would have used to buy the car to instead be invested. After 4 years, I'll have gained more by not buying in cash on the spot. However, waltzing up to a car dealership with enough cash to buy a good-but-used car on the spot will give me some negotiation leverage, to the point where is can likely knock off several thousand from the price, which might favor a "cash now" option. what if you had bought a much cheaper car and invested that difference tho --- binga <cite>royic posted [p:982714229] in This sound... [t:80874379]...</cite> <quote>philsov posted... </cite><quote>my long standing ETFs have gotten me ~10% growth year over year (<3 vanguard). My car interest is <10%. It is profitable for me to get the car on credit, and the cash I would have used to buy the car to instead be invested. After 4 years, I'll have gained more by not buying in cash on the spot. However, waltzing up to a car dealership with enough cash to buy a good-but-used car on the spot will give me some negotiation leverage, to the point where is can likely knock off several thousand from the price, which might favor a "cash now" option.</quote>what if you had bought a much cheaper car and invested that difference tho --- binga</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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