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Re: what type of loan? [Re: Slow Drifter] #9026480 03/29/24 06:02 PM
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Originally Posted by Slow Drifter
I remodeled a bathroom last June. I used a large statewide company and got 0% for a year. Already paid it off. That's like free money.

i'm thinking this route if you can pay it off within terms


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Re: what type of loan? [Re: Slow Drifter] #9026492 03/29/24 06:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Slow Drifter
I remodeled a bathroom last June. I used a large statewide company and got 0% for a year. Already paid it off. That's like free money.


What was the company?


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Re: what type of loan? [Re: bigbob_ftw] #9029522 04/05/24 11:36 AM
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Re: what type of loan? [Re: Sewer rat] #9029933 04/06/24 07:20 AM
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Originally Posted by Sewer rat
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Take a loan from your 401k


Yes that is brilliant. You can’t afford it now while you are working so rob from your retirement that you will be depending on when you no longer have a paycheck.

I really don’t agree with a lot that Dave Ramsey says and am not just preaching his kool aid. If you need a loan for a home get one. Buy something reasonable that you can afford. If you need a car loan get one but buy a modest used car. If you are not paying cash and have to get a loan so that you can have transportation do it but get something frugal. If you need a loan for some sort of business venture that is going to make you money do it.

However getting a loan to buy something you just want that isn’t absolutely essential is about as stupid as it gets. Ever notice how the banks have the nicest and largest buildings in town? It’s because of schmucks who can’t wait to have stuff and finance it instead of saving up and waiting.


#1 401k loan is great that it is paid back in 5 years or less plus you get the interest.
#2 some folks like live nicer than they ever have before they die. Dave is not always right. Just don't be stupid.

Re: what type of loan? [Re: Jman] #9029940 04/06/24 09:38 AM
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Originally Posted by Jman
A HELOC allows you to write off the interest yes. Depending on how much you need, a home equity loan might make sense but would come with more costs up front than a personal loan. However, the rate would be lower than a personal loan and term more favorable in most instances.

I completed a HELOC at First United and they paid all costs including appraisal. Current variable rate with them is 8.5% this month. I can take out however much I want to $250,000 in literally a couple seconds on the app and it shows up in my checking account there. I am not sure if you can write off the interest as I just go standard deduction. May nit be the most prudent, but definately the easiest.


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I took Ramsey’s advice 5 years ago and got a HELOC. It’s pretty awesome having that money a few clicks away if you need it. I’ve made some good cash on deals that pop up online that I snag to flip that otherwise wouldn’t have that kind of money laying around. It’s also nice to pay it down in big chunks some months while having the option to pay a little over the interest other months.

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