top | item 27543182 (no title) babaganoosh89 | 4 years ago That's what 0% interest rates are like. Limitless amounts of money as long as the economy has enough confidence to use it. discuss order hn newest sschueller|4 years ago Yet I can't get a 0% interest load anywhere. How does this benefit anyone other than large institutions? xxpor|4 years ago No, but you can get a ~3.5% 30 year fixed mortgage for the same reason. load replies (1) NegativeLatency|4 years ago Banks have overhead, and want to turn a profit.Also “the system” isn’t setup to be nice to you. post_break|4 years ago I got 0% on a $5,000 line of credit recently. Refinanced my house at 2.5%, etc. unknown|4 years ago [deleted] unknown|4 years ago [deleted] adammunich|4 years ago Now you know what OP meant by “fake”
sschueller|4 years ago Yet I can't get a 0% interest load anywhere. How does this benefit anyone other than large institutions? xxpor|4 years ago No, but you can get a ~3.5% 30 year fixed mortgage for the same reason. load replies (1) NegativeLatency|4 years ago Banks have overhead, and want to turn a profit.Also “the system” isn’t setup to be nice to you. post_break|4 years ago I got 0% on a $5,000 line of credit recently. Refinanced my house at 2.5%, etc. unknown|4 years ago [deleted] unknown|4 years ago [deleted] adammunich|4 years ago Now you know what OP meant by “fake”
xxpor|4 years ago No, but you can get a ~3.5% 30 year fixed mortgage for the same reason. load replies (1)
NegativeLatency|4 years ago Banks have overhead, and want to turn a profit.Also “the system” isn’t setup to be nice to you.
post_break|4 years ago I got 0% on a $5,000 line of credit recently. Refinanced my house at 2.5%, etc.
sschueller|4 years ago
xxpor|4 years ago
NegativeLatency|4 years ago
Also “the system” isn’t setup to be nice to you.
post_break|4 years ago
unknown|4 years ago
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adammunich|4 years ago