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Updated about 15 years ago on . Most recent reply
car loan
currently, i drive an old beat up f150 that i love as i've posted before..i am not in the market for a car, but am just curious on what investors think..i've seen 2 schools of thought on this...
1. pay cash for everything, and don't take in bad debt that will not make you money
2. putting 10 or 20,000 cash for a car is a waste of your liquidity.. it would be better to get a loan for the car, and use the leftover cash to invest, thus creating a good return.
What do you guys think??
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My goals to never finance or lease a car but to always pay cash. S
I hate debt and monthly payments for anything, so I try to keep that to a minimum. The only debt I ever want besides for my investing is in my personal residence and I hope to pay that off as quickly as possible also.