Eighteen months ago I purchased a new bed for my daughter who needed a bed. The loan was from a local Mom and Pop furniture store that offers eighteen month interest free loans.
I've had the money to pay off the loan, but decided to hang onto my cash just in case something came up, and I'm glad I took this route because of the child support issues we've had the last eight months.
The loan was up today however and I paid off the balance in full, which saved me $258 they would have tacked onto the bill. Glad to have saved the money and have this "debt" paid in full.
I've had the money to pay off the loan, but decided to hang onto my cash just in case something came up, and I'm glad I took this route because of the child support issues we've had the last eight months.
The loan was up today however and I paid off the balance in full, which saved me $258 they would have tacked onto the bill. Glad to have saved the money and have this "debt" paid in full.
Belinda
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