Does anywhere do finance/payment plan on an ESL or equivalent?
24 August 2016, 07:55 PM
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Seriously.
Credit is what keeps the big wheel turning. Great if you can avoid it but if not go fpr it as long as you dont miss payments.
In my eyes it improves credit rating as long as your not a boob.
Example person a can save up 100 a month for a year a buy a part.
Or buy part on intreat free card for a year and pay 100 a month. ?
24 August 2016, 09:10 PM
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Although I appreciate everybody's views on finance (a lot of which I agree with) this thread is kind of getting away from the initial question...
So it looks like it's time to get saving then.
So it looks like it's time to get saving then.
24 August 2016, 10:20 PM
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What about a mortgage ?
Seriously.
Credit is what keeps the big wheel turning. Great if you can avoid it but if not go fpr it as long as you dont miss payments.
In my eyes it improves credit rating as long as your not a boob.
Example person a can save up 100 a month for a year a buy a part.
Or buy part on intreat free card for a year and pay 100 a month. ?
Seriously.
Credit is what keeps the big wheel turning. Great if you can avoid it but if not go fpr it as long as you dont miss payments.
In my eyes it improves credit rating as long as your not a boob.
Example person a can save up 100 a month for a year a buy a part.
Or buy part on intreat free card for a year and pay 100 a month. ?
It's this casual attitude of buy now pay later that puts people in financial problems.
This is response to the above, not specifically about the OP
24 August 2016, 10:52 PM
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The difference being, if you get it said part on credit and need to pay 100 per month. Then one of many of life's hickups occurs. Loss of job, boiler breaks, car breaks, pregnancy, split up, etc, so on and so forth. When this happens and interrupts cash flow then all of a sudden there's a problem isn't there.
It's this casual attitude of buy now pay later that puts people in financial problems.
This is response to the above, not specifically about the OP
It's this casual attitude of buy now pay later that puts people in financial problems.
This is response to the above, not specifically about the OP
You could use the £1000 in the year to make extra cash if you are smart.
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