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It's probably for the better
If you're in debt already, why add more for things such as going to Kelowna (unless you're going to Kelowna for school?) I have unusually high credit for someone my age with my in come. This is because I have borrowed well over $250 000 in less than a year and a half and paid it all back. Now when I am ready I can borrow what I need easily to start a business. I've never borrowed to buy a car (I don't have a car) for a vacation or any possesions. I only borrow money when I can make a profit. You should think the same way, and you'll be set. Some say its better to be rich in credit than to be cash rich. I like to think it's best in the middle. |
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Yeah, if the banks turned you down, try Wells Fargo. Not too long ago I was looking at consolidating all my credit card debt, so that I'd have more free spending ability, as well improving my credit. By consolidating, I was able to to acquire lots of stuff, including my new camera and a car.
Wells Fargo is usually pretty good for approving loans. They didn't ask for a co-signer, nor for any collateral. Also, when they approved me, I was at my job for only about a month and a half, so they'll approved semi-risky loans. If you're in Vancouver, they have an office near Kingsway and Joyce. In Burnaby, I seen they have one right by Gilmore station. Anywhere else, I'd probably check their website. |
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wells fargo charges an arm and a leg in interest charges.
I would work on trimming your budget and paying off your debts slowly but on time. talk to a financial advisor instead of people on fnk if you really want to help your situation. in the next year I will be taking my Certified Financial Planner course, come talk to me after I finish. |
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On that note, I'm rollin in toonies. |
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If it's for school than yes that's a good debt
You should have no problem getting a school loan if not talk to a career councilor and they have other options. To get turned down for everything, when it's truely for school is rare =) |
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Actually there is. In fanance we call this leveraging. A company with a high debt structure tends to be more risky as there is a much greater chance for pay out, however there is a much higher chance for profits as well. If a company/party is smart they can use debt to their advantage and reap the rewards.
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Here's an example using really simple numbers off the top of my head that don't necessarily work perfect but the theory is true. Lets say you want to buy a car that's worth $18 000. Some would say that if you save up the $18 000, then that is better than borrowing. I think there's a better way. Instead lets say you could lease the car for $350 per month, and a $1000 down payment. So now you have $17 000 in the bank ($18 000 - $1000 down payment) Now you could use that money as a down payment for a house. Lets say it costs $650 per month for your mortgage, and you rent it out for $1000. You can now use that $350 per month you're making on your home, to pay your car bills off. Now you own a home and a car for the same price you would've paid for a car. This is good debt |
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