Has anyone refied their bike
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Has anyone refied their bike
Has anyone refied their harley. I have great credit but didnt think twice about when i bought my new bike. My rate, 10.75% and that hurts a little. If you did refi your bike, who did you go with?
I tried a couple banks but, no one wants to refi the bike or they want to go with a higher rate.
Thanks
Joe
I tried a couple banks but, no one wants to refi the bike or they want to go with a higher rate.
Thanks
Joe
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Screw a refi. Just buckle down and pay that chit off as fast as you can. The amount you'll save in interest would be minimal by refinancing. The only way to pay off 10-20K is to pay 10-20K. Refinancing just moves it and you did nothing. If you insist on using debt, do your banking and borrowing from a credit union or small local bank.
PS: Read The Total Money Makeover. A year and a half a go I would've given you a different answer. Today, I can tell you I'll never borrow money AGAIN!
PS: Read The Total Money Makeover. A year and a half a go I would've given you a different answer. Today, I can tell you I'll never borrow money AGAIN!
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Screw a refi. Just buckle down and pay that chit off as fast as you can. The amount you'll save in interest would be minimal by refinancing. The only way to pay off 10-20K is to pay 10-20K. Refinancing just moves it and you did nothing. If you insist on using debt, do your banking and borrowing from a credit union or small local bank.
PS: Read The Total Money Makeover. A year and a half a go I would've given you a different answer. Today, I can tell you I'll never borrow money AGAIN!
PS: Read The Total Money Makeover. A year and a half a go I would've given you a different answer. Today, I can tell you I'll never borrow money AGAIN!
Debt is for suckers, especially on unnecessary items such as motorcycles, boats, etc.
I saved up for many months and bought my bike cash. I could have gotten the bike earlier, or gotten a more expensive bike, but good financial decisions will pay dividends in the longrun.
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