You mean like in the same way the Ferrari 458 has a Ford engine?
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Neutral: “The time has come for our incompetent, short-sighted, and delusional CEO, Sergio Marchionne to step down.”
If it had. LT77 manual transmission it would be quicker but as 85% of Americans are to fat and lazy to use a stick shift so that’s what you get and at that Auto transmission was a opinion in UK. AirCon ok you never been to the UK and why would you need AirCon on a Ragtop ??? Some people are just thick or stupid !
Tough to speed in what is planned to be an autonomous car.
1st: I feel like a buyback is penalty enough, to be honest, at least in terms of government penalties. What VW did was wrong, but do the thousands of employees and stakeholders who had no knowledge or responsibility really need to pay for what was done?
Or people who drink regularly, but have never developed a taste for actual alcohol because it’s always heavily disguised with sugar.
Fair enough. I guess it slipped my mind because you don’t generally have to ask for it at a bar.
I’m not sure which is worse, the idiotic things celebrities say because of their endorsement deals (see also: Peyton Manning’s Budweiser comments), or blatant product placement disguised as dialog in television and film. Ugh.
There are 2 ingredients in an Beefeater and tonic.
What if I know this and I’m just waiting for a definitive answer on whether it’s what or how much that makes the biggest difference. Mostly because I’m not willing to give up beer and pizza altogether, but I am willing to give up consuming copious amounts of beer and pizza.
Well, assuming you’ve already got the $24,000, then I agree there’s nothing wrong with taking the loan if your investments are earning more than the interest you’re paying.
This is a common misconception with taxes that causes a lot of people to make poor financial decisions. Let’s say you’re in the 25% income tax bracket, and you’ve got $1,000 in capital gains income. Your capital gains tax rate is 15%, so your tax payable is $150. $1,000 - $150 = $850. You’ve still made $850 on your…
1) You’re somewhat correct here. Using and paying off credit cards every month will also help, and with no interest expense, plus cash back.
Were taxes and fees rolled into their loan calculation?
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I think in reality it is, and he is misinterpreting.
I think you’re correct. The numbers sound about right to me, anyway. I can’t imagine a financial advisor (who probably drives a sparkly new BMW) telling his attorney client he can only afford a Ford Focus.
It’s not exclusively anyone’s fault, but I think more than half the blame lies with the borrowers, because everyone should be able to assess their own finances and determine if they can afford what they’re about to buy. You can’t count on bankers, RE agents, attorneys, etc. to make your decisions for you.