 Instalment loans the new high-interest danger for consumers The second fastest growing type of debt in Canada is a high-interest, subprime, unsecured, short-term loan called an instalment loan. Marketed to people with bad debts and poor credit, instalment loans carry interest rates as high as 59 per cent. But the Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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If you want something:
Wait until you saved the money, then buy it.
Period.
The only exception is a house.
Is it really so difficult to understand ?
All the stupidity is contained right there.
I am very happy I was raised in a proper household.
If you want something:
Wait until you saved the money, then buy it.
Period.
The only exception is a house.
Is it really so difficult to understand ?
All the stupidity is contained right there.
It makes for a good foundation but doesn't tend to lead to being able to "live".
If I need a car to go to work and mine dies do I start taking the bus before I can afford a new car with cash? Not likely.
The Scots, another group viewed as being frugal.....well many are living on provided by the English.