Finance vs paying cash?

I know what I am, but what are you? Don't start something that is why over your head son.

 

Well myke the bank I use is just 3 branches and I'm sure they don't operate the same as chase or Wells Fargo. I used both in the past and glad I don't anymore!

Call her on the phone, tell her what I need, gets deposited in my account, sign papers and talk about rate and term sometime next week. "Ok see you then"

Good luck to you my friend!

 

Sure thing

 

All I'm saying is it makes no sense to me where newbies come to these forums looking for help and someone says the have solved this problem before but refuse to reveal the answer. What was the point in commenting? That's my point. Thanks and same to you

 

Wow!



Just wow!

 

Once again, funny boy!

 

Just pay cash like me. Then you don't need to ask for money.

 

I bank with Suncoast Federal Credit Union down here in Florida.

The dealer I was buying a used 5 year old personal vehicle from turned me onto them. Great experience and great rates , 2.9 ,used them to refinance and pull some equity back out of the auto loan again recently.

What book does the bank use to pull the value of a older semi from ? Say 1999 to 2003 .

 

You really should not eat your ice cream in front of the other kids that do not have any. It makes them upset when you don't give them a bite.

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When I refer someone, it is not just the person that I refer someone to that I think about. I also consider the person being referred. I take this as a reputation thing between you and your banker. If I just randomly refer someone that I do not know and that person turns out to be a total nut job, that is not helping that banker grow but rather wasting a lot of their time. I would not refer someone to my banker on those facts alone. I worked to build my relationship and I will not put any part of that trust in jeopardy. There are local banks all over the place and you can and need to work your own relationships.