Cars are expensive. That’s even at the best of time. You already have paying off whatever
finance and insurance
you have to drive it. So, you should really be doing your best to make
sure that it doesn’t cost you even more down the line. Cars are one of
those parts of our lives that can lead to sudden poverty if we’re not
careful. So here’s how to mitigate the risks of your car costing you a
bomb.
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Get a better deal on the thing
If you’re getting a
new car,
then that’s the perfect time to start planning smartly with your money.
There’s nothing more a car dealer likes better than the uninformed. So
know your way around
sales tactics.
Try hitting the dealership midweek in the day, when demand is low so
it’s the buyer’s market. Don’t mention you’re paying with cash until
after the negotiation. A lot of dealers will be willing to go lower if
they think they’re getting a financing deal out of it.
Proper insurance
We all need insurance, so we might tend to rush over the details.
This can get us a worse deal than we’d like at times. Make sure you
avoid rushing and
making mistakes on your insurance. Covering your state requirements might not always be good for what you actually need covered.
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