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Didnt you sign a form that told you how much the rate and term of the loan was?
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Can confirm. I had a dealer try to put up my loan term by 12 months (dat interest :x), had I not have taken finance classes and calculated everything I would have only looked at "Due each month" number and be in the hole before the car was paid off.
antidope
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That's fair. I think it'll all be good though. Everyone's entitled to have some things that they don't feel it'd appropriate to share.
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Sure, they lie. Everyone does. But who's fault is it that you signed the contract? On the contract that you signed, it clearly stated the terms of the loan agreement. If for any reason, this changed - you have every right to terminate said contract. Once again, perhaps "you" decided to keep the car regardless.
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Of course. There is always a contract, that should've been read carefully which noted the agreement terms.
That's the issue, the majority of people are ONLY worried and focused about the "due each month" number.Can confirm. I had a dealer try to put up my loan term by 12 months (dat interest), had I not have taken finance classes and calculated everything I would have only looked at "Due each month" number and be in the hole before the car was paid off.
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You completely ignored everything else lol. So its okay for them to lie and mislead? How am I suppose to know what is true and whats not?
I ask for a 60 mo loan I expect a 60mo loan, not for them to switch up everything before I sign. I missed the loan term I just saw the same payment and assumed it was correct, that was my fault.
I refinanced , so the loan doesn't even matter now. It's just the experience in general nothing but lies and them trying to snake you out of money.
Unless you are experienced with buying cars or have someone with you, you will get finessed. Learned my lesson.
I ask for a 60 mo loan I expect a 60mo loan, not for them to switch up everything before I sign. I missed the loan term I just saw the same payment and assumed it was correct, that was my fault.
I refinanced , so the loan doesn't even matter now. It's just the experience in general nothing but lies and them trying to snake you out of money.
Unless you are experienced with buying cars or have someone with you, you will get finessed. Learned my lesson.
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I ignored everything else because TBH you should have just left and went to another dealership once they didnt honor the price. That would have saved you all the ******** with them lying also
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Wasn't directed towards you lol.
My car broke down, transmission went out . Didn't really have too many options since I was out of town and had to get back home the next day. Like I said I never bought a car before, I wasn't sure how the True Car certificate worked. I now know that they have a binding contract and have to honor that price no matter what.
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I didn't ignore anything. I agreed, dealerships lie and scam. That's what they're paid to do. However its the consumers responsibility to read everything before signing on the dotted line.
Same thing happened with the house market, people signed for adjustable rates instead of fixed interest rates. When the interest % sky rocketed, they blamed the banks and stopped paying their mortgage.
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How is that possible?
When you go through the financing office, you have your print out (that you later sign) with the conditions of your term. If you signed one thing saying you had a 60mo. loan at a certain APR, they need to be held accountable for that.
Them mailing you something saying you now have a 72mo loan is a breach of contract and legally, I don't even know if that's allowed.
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new thread title-
"how much do you make vol. dont tell your wife"
This thread went downhill quick.
"how much do you make vol. dont tell your wife"
This thread went downhill quick.
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This.
Bunch chatty patties with pockets on da mind
And Antidope is a lost soul. I don't think he has a grasp on reality.
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Top Boy
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Meanwhile ya boy is gearing up to cop that Model 3.
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That was my mistake lol too much to explain. I refinanced to a 60 mo 1.99% loan now.
LIke I said I learned from my mistakes. Never buy a car when you are in a rush, read all papers, call them on all of their bs, and be ready to walk at any time.
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I should consider it once the kids are grown a little more and I have more time. It might be a lot of fun since I do occasional writing for our work blog now too.
What's sad is almost everything you laid out is exactly how you STAY married and happy. If you think you can just tie the knot and keep your life separate then you're fooling yourself. Transparency is a marriage leads to a closer bond and a better relationship for one another. Not to mention that a healthy marriage is one of the keys to actually building wealth.
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So do you file joint or separate tax returns?
He is single thats why he thinks this way.
What happens when they want to buy a house and they need to submit w2s to the bank? "Yo wifey step outside while I talk to the loan officer"
LOLOL
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So what's your rules when looking for a car nt? Do u go straight after exactly what u want? Or do u have a set price and look at your options at cars around that price?
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Well it depends. If buying/leasing new, I wouldn't pay more than invoice. There are exceptions where dealers can't go below MSRP and may even go higher. But for the most part, as long as you have some understanding on car buying - invoice is doable, or at least a few hundred above to help the dealership keep the lights on.
With used, it all depends on vehicle and market price in your area.
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statistically, husbands die before their wifes.
if you get divorced, she gets half.
In both cases, wouldn't the wife find out how you made regardless?
if you get divorced, she gets half.
In both cases, wouldn't the wife find out how you made regardless?
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My truck I got from Carmax I had it for 3 days and had to take advantage of their 7 day return policy. Gas was too much and when he was going over the terms I KNEW I couldn't afford it but I was stupidly too embarassed to say anything. But I was able to return it for my Fusion and ended up with much better gas milage and better price. Ended up getting rid of the Fusion and getting a Equinox for a even lower price and it'll end up being my fun car, my son's first car, or both.
That first time buying a car is intimidating and I'd have to guess hat most first time buyers have no clue what they are really getting themselves into and I def understand how so many people could fall behind
That first time buying a car is intimidating and I'd have to guess hat most first time buyers have no clue what they are really getting themselves into and I def understand how so many people could fall behind
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We don't lie to anyone, especially when it comes to the contact and financing, its literally right there in front of you to read.
Now repairs or warranty claims are a whole different story, a lot of grey area there.
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Didn't realize there was only one way to keep a relationship alive. Thanks for making me away.
