The Deferred Interest Trap
Faith & Finance Minute
“Buy Now and Pay No Interest for 6-months, or a year,” sounds like an easy way to get what you want, and save on interest. But Rob West warns if you don’t pay off the entire balance by the time it’s due, you’ll owe every dime of back interest! Better to save and pay cash.
Show Notes
“Buy Now and Pay No Interest for 6-months, or a year,” sounds like an easy way to get what you want, and save on interest. But Rob West warns if you don’t pay off the entire balance by the time it’s due, you’ll owe every dime of back interest! Better to save and pay cash.
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