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I'm lucky enough to have gotten myself in the position back in 1990 to pay for my new truck CASH....( had a vehicle with a paid off loan and hit $10,000 on a scratch ticket).....took those 2 and stepped right into a brand new paid off truck .

Since then each month I make a truck payment to MYSELF in MY savings account.

Granted I miss a payment every now and again.... but when I do there is no pressure or impending doom.It will just delay the time of my next new truck.

Then in 4 years or so I take my CASH with MY INTEREST (not losing it to a loan company) and go to the dealer with GREAT bargaining power. CASH IN HAND

So far I have been able to keep this method (knock on wood) and hope to never revert back to giving a bank the interest from MY money.
 
Smokey_Joe said:
I'm lucky enough to have gotten myself in the position back in 1990 to pay for my new truck CASH....( had a vehicle with a paid off loan and hit $10,000 on a scratch ticket).....took those 2 and stepped right into a brand new paid off truck .

Since then each month I make a truck payment to MYSELF in MY savings account.

Granted I miss a payment every now and again.... but when I do there is no pressure or impending doom.It will just delay the time of my next new truck.

Then in 4 years or so I take my CASH with MY INTEREST (not losing it to a loan company) and go to the dealer with GREAT bargaining power. CASH IN HAND

So far I have been able to keep this method (knock on wood) and hope to never revert back to giving a bank the interest from MY money.


Now that sounds like a great plan! I'm gonna do that tomorrow! Now, which ticket did you buy?
 
Captain Morgan said:
[quote="Smokey_Joe":1aejah16]I'm lucky enough to have gotten myself in the position back in 1990 to pay for my new truck CASH....( had a vehicle with a paid off loan and hit $10,000 on a scratch ticket).....took those 2 and stepped right into a brand new paid off truck .

Since then each month I make a truck payment to MYSELF in MY savings account.

Granted I miss a payment every now and again.... but when I do there is no pressure or impending doom.It will just delay the time of my next new truck.

Then in 4 years or so I take my CASH with MY INTEREST (not losing it to a loan company) and go to the dealer with GREAT bargaining power. CASH IN HAND

So far I have been able to keep this method (knock on wood) and hope to never revert back to giving a bank the interest from MY money.


Now that sounds like a great plan! I'm gonna do that tomorrow! Now, which ticket did you buy?[/quote:1aejah16]

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