October 23, 2013

Prior to making ANY purchase one should consider very carefully the ongoing costs of owning that item. Why?

4 thoughts on “October 23, 2013”

  1. Katherine Graham says:

    Because you should always try to figure out just how much debt you are assuming with any purchase you make. Also, the ongoing costs of some items might actually exceed the purchase price of that item. A car is a good example of this. I think I spent more money on maintenance (fixing parts that go bad, gas, etc.) for my car than the actual purchase price when I bought it. Therefore, I ended up paying double what I originally thought I was going to for my vehicle.

  2. Mike Finley says:

    Well said, Katherine. Let’s recap.

    With ANY purchase, consider how much that item is going to cost you on a yearly basis. There is a reason so many items are relatively cheap when first purchased. The business knows they will recoup the cost as you spend your hard earned money on the ongoing cost of maintaining that item. Pause before buying. There is more at stake than you might realize.

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