Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If you can pay cash, I guess so. If you have to finance, no. Kids are expensive. Very expensive.
This is such dumb advice. As has been said many times over on these car posts, financing is cheaper than paying cash if your return on investments > interest rate on debt
NP
DO you finance your grocery bill too?
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Poor people talk
Always use cash when you can. ALWAYS.
I am the PP who said that was dumb advice. I make 400k and I am also a finance professor.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If you can pay cash, I guess so. If you have to finance, no. Kids are expensive. Very expensive.
This is such dumb advice. As has been said many times over on these car posts, financing is cheaper than paying cash if your return on investments > interest rate on debt
NP
DO you finance your grocery bill too?
+1
Poor people talk
Always use cash when you can. ALWAYS.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Pp here. Let’s just say you have two kids. If you dont stay home, you have to pay daycare. And then preschool. Have to. And my two kids are in private school. If you think that is even remotely possible, consider that we pay about 80k every year. Cash. For school. So then we have mortgage and college savings and things like that. Kids are expensive.
Where did OP say they were going to waste money on private school?
Anonymous wrote:When we have $100K lying around we spend it on a 25% down payment on an investment property that rents for $2500/month. Not a car that will be in the shop once a month.
Anonymous wrote:When we have $100K lying around we spend it on a 25% down payment on an investment property that rents for $2500/month. Not a car that will be in the shop once a month.
Anonymous wrote:I think Range Rovers are SO UNATTRACTIVE. They are so bulky and look very 2004 as well.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If you can pay cash, I guess so. If you have to finance, no. Kids are expensive. Very expensive.
This is such dumb advice. As has been said many times over on these car posts, financing is cheaper than paying cash if your return on investments > interest rate on debt
NP
DO you finance your grocery bill too?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If you can pay cash, I guess so. If you have to finance, no. Kids are expensive. Very expensive.
This is such dumb advice. As has been said many times over on these car posts, financing is cheaper than paying cash if your return on investments > interest rate on debt
Anonymous wrote:As a 33 year old with 2 kids and an income of $435 I would say no if you are planning to have a nanny and are going to be shelling out for an expensive preschool. The nanny, the classes, the childbirth costs (just hope your wife doesn't have complications and has generous mat leave), the preschool tuition... Save your $$