Should You Finance Purchases At 0%?

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  1. I hate financing for small to mid expenses, because it's hard to keep track. Was it on 10 or 12 months? Are they charging me an extra month? It becomes impossible to verify my credit card statement in a glance.

  2. Graham has a point. Yea, the furniture is nice, but if you can afford to take the hit and pay it all up front, why wouldn't you? I'd rather own something as necessary as furniture than borrow for a good price

  3. That furniture isn't worth what you pay, that sticker is just the finance price baked in lol, doesn't this guy flame woman for bad financials. People need to wake up to the fact nothing is free or done for your benefit unless its genuine voluntary effort.

  4. Buying a $1,000 dresser at 0% and paying $250 for 4 months is at best getting you a couple bucks in interest if you invest the rest but you should just be investing anyway.

  5. I have done this for years on my cards, both personal and Home Depot…did entire remodels and financed over 12 months 0 %..the card I am using now 23k limit with 0% for a year..its worked for me and I dont use my other cards or credit lines.make a minimum and the rest earning 5 % money market…mabey chump change but I haven't paid interest in 10 years…cash sales or interest free cards….get a clue graham

  6. Doing 0% financing and investing the money is a good idea. but the problem here is that the interest is basically built in to the prices of ashley's garbage furniture. cashing out at ikea or somewhere with better value, or even using a credit card with a low rate, would be better

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