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    Quote Originally Posted by Hu$tle View Post
    Does APR even matter if you pay your bill off on time always? Dont even know what mine is. Do you negotiate for lower?
    No, you have 30 days in the cycle. If you pay in full the next apr means nothing

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    Eating out n buying alot drinks road is waste $$$$

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    Quote Originally Posted by pattymayo View Post
    You don’t even have to pay the entire balance off monthly. As long as you pay your previous month statement in full each month you will avoid interest and your score will go up after doing this consistently for 6 months or so
    Yes, good call, this is what I meant. Pay the statement balance. Just make sure you always half have of total credit extended to you available. Ex. If your total credit limit is 10k, never have more that 5k outstanding if you want to grow your score.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ApricotSinner32 View Post
    They only give credit to people who are profitable to the banking industry. If you have good credit you probably get raped via interest all the time.
    Don’t listen to this guy ^^^.

    Based on this response he has no business advising anyone.

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    Quote Originally Posted by grease lightnin View Post
    Don’t listen to this guy ^^^.

    Based on this response he has no business advising anyone.
    I'm sure warren buffet cares about his credit score. People with assets and cash don't need juiced loans from the banks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ApricotSinner32 View Post
    I'm sure warren buffet cares about his credit score. People with assets and cash don't need juiced loans from the banks.

    Why use your cash on 0% car loans when you can use their money? On the day the 0% promo ends, you pay it off. You have to account for the time value of money also.

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    I’m just surprised that a guy who goes by the name of Tony Phizzle has bad credit

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    If your credit score is more than 750 you get 2% rate for a car loan. If it is less than 600 you get 12%. This could be thousands of dollars in savings for a new car.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ApricotSinner32 View Post
    I'm sure warren buffet cares about his credit score. People with assets and cash don't need juiced loans from the banks.

    Actually the affluent borrow money to invest all the time. So do businesses, small and even large, publicly traded corporations. Ever heard of a corporate bond? What do you think that is? Hint: it’s a LOAN. The amount of interest the company pays is based on it’s CREDIT RATING. Read up a bit on investopedia and then you’ll be ready for me to give you a tutorial. Right now you’re not ready for that yet.



    EDIT: for added burial measure: here is a Berkshire Hathaway bond. You can loan your money to Warren Buffet by purchasing one. I assure you he is concerned with the credit rating. http://cbonds.com/emissions/issue/53389
    Last edited by grease lightnin; 11-22-19 at 09:55 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by grease lightnin View Post
    Actually the affluent borrow money to invest all the time. So do business, small and even large, publicly traded corporations. Ever heard of a corporate bond? What do you think that is? Read up a bit on investopedia and then you be ready for me to give you a tutorial. Right now you’re not ready for that yet.
    Yes smart people can use credit to their advantage. Majority of people are not smart hence would be better off without it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ApricotSinner32 View Post
    Yes smart people can use credit to their advantage. Majority of people are not smart hence would be better off without it.

    People with no self control may be better without it. It doesn’t take intelligence to put your expenses on a cc and earn rewards. Also, the vast majority of people would never own a home without a mortgage.

    Sorry pal. You are just wrong on this one.

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    Quote Originally Posted by grease lightnin View Post
    People with no self control may be better without it. It doesn’t take intelligence to put your expenses on a cc and earn rewards. Also, the vast majority of people would never own a home without a mortgage.

    Sorry pal. You are just wrong on this one.
    If you pay a mortgage you don't own the house the bank does. The bank calls the consumer a "homeowner" to boost their ego but it's not reality.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ApricotSinner32 View Post
    If you pay a mortgage you don't own the house the bank does. The bank calls the consumer a "homeowner" to boost their ego but it's not reality.

    Ok. So are you suggesting that renting is a better option?

    Living in your moms basement for free doesn’t count.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nyplayer33 View Post
    Eating out n buying alot drinks road is waste $$$$
    its just money man

    TIME now that is the only non renewable resource

    what good is money if we are too frugal to spend it

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    Quote Originally Posted by ApricotSinner32 View Post
    If you pay a mortgage you don't own the house the bank does. The bank calls the consumer a "homeowner" to boost their ego but it's not reality.
    that being said you still own equity in the house

    where as you don’t if you rent

    Houses bought in the right area often appreciate in value

    not to mention at least where I live mortgage payments are MUCH cheaper than rent payments

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    Sinner is obviously losing at life and feels defeated. Don’t know why somebody in that position would give financial advice and not sure why I would argue with him.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Bear View Post
    that being said you still own equity in the house

    where as you don’t if you rent

    Houses bought in the right area often appreciate in value

    not to mention at least where I live mortgage payments are MUCH cheaper than rent payments
    Do you live in the hood bear

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    Quote Originally Posted by ApricotSinner32 View Post
    If you pay a mortgage you don't own the house the bank does. The bank calls the consumer a "homeowner" to boost their ego but it's not reality.
    They call them the homeowner so that they have to foot the bill for taxes, insurance and repairs while the bank merely collects interest on a number.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Bear View Post
    that being said you still own equity in the house

    where as you don’t if you rent

    Houses bought in the right area often appreciate in value

    not to mention at least where I live mortgage payments are MUCH cheaper than rent payments
    Jfc this the 1st post I’ve ever seen from this dude that points to him not being retarded: nice work I guess, so Is the stupidity a act or you really just clueless about sports and gambling? I’m so confused.,

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    Quote Originally Posted by 2daBank View Post
    Jfc this the 1st post I’ve ever seen from this dude that points to him not being retarded: nice work I guess, so Is the stupidity a act or you really just clueless about sports and gambling? I’m so confused.,

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    Quote Originally Posted by ApricotSinner32 View Post
    If you pay a mortgage you don't own the house the bank does. The bank calls the consumer a "homeowner" to boost their ego but it's not reality.
    You get equity after a few years. Your debt to the bank lowers and your house price increases. You can sell the house at any time and have cash in hand. With renting all the money for rent goes to your landlord.

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    Keep your utilization low. (Under 30% of your credit limit)

    I typically pay mine off each month before the credit issuer reports to the 3 major bureaus.

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    Quote Originally Posted by pavyracer View Post
    You get equity after a few years. Your debt to the bank lowers and your house price increases. You can sell the house at any time and have cash in hand. With renting all the money for rent goes to your landlord.
    Mortgages are rape. Anyone who signs on the dotted line to get fukked by the banks is a moron.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ApricotSinner32 View Post
    Mortgages are rape. Anyone who signs on the dotted line to get fukked by the banks is a moron.
    What is your living situation?
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    Quote Originally Posted by grease lightnin View Post
    What is your living situation?
    Greaser he obviously bought his house along with the two apartment buildings he owns with cash. Haven’t you been listening?

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    Quote Originally Posted by WvGambler View Post
    I have damn near perfect credit (score in the 820's) and don't get raped on interest ever.

    I have multiple 15k -20k limit cards and I rotate which I use monthly to keep them current. Make EVERY purchase with one....pay EVERY bill (that allows it) with one. At the end of the month I pay off that single card. Not only does it simplify things, but you get money back and keep a stellar credit score.

    No one I know pays cash anymore. Those that do are living pay to pay or cant get financing. Why pay cash, when you can have a bank chip in on the purchase with you? It just takes discipline and responsibility.
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