/biz/ - Business & Finance

If I can pay cash, does it make sense to buy a car with cash or get some amount of financing?

Debating on buying a 21k car. Could definitely cover that.... But feels like I could do better to throw it all in the market and letting it ride while I finance maybe half of it. Any thoughts?I can probably get the loan at 7-7.5% of course not that I exactly need one.... But I'm 28 and been driving the same shitbox since I was in HS. Opportunity cost is very important here to me anyways
>inb4 flooded by MUH DEPRECIATING ASSET gang

>>52949201
Stay mad mumu
This is OUR decade

My bosses cat had kittens I want to get one but my lease says no pets. My landlord won't know if I don't tell him right?

>>52444328
That's laundry detergent anon

I'm not buying as long as redditors still have homes and jobs. It's as shrimple as that.

How to afford meat in bidens economy?

Bottom signal? Shemitah ends tomorrow

>>51623214
Only the artists. Fact is, people spent years practicing to draw their furry shit, so they're salty. But nobody is going to pay commission prices the moment someone releases an image model with better training. If google released Imagen tuned on furry art it would invalidate every furry artist not making the most degenerate, complex, or weird images

>>49813400
I think it's their ego. They want to believe they're some kind of genius investing in a revolutionary new technology called blockchain. Sadly, all the utilities and decentralization of blockchain have completely fallen by the wayside. As time went on, it became more and more just a regular old ponzi scheme, and the vast majority of its participants don't give a fuck about blockchain; they're just waiting for bigger retards to come take the bag.