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How to pay for home improvement
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amber1
LIF Infant
Member since 4/06 190 total posts
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How to pay for home improvement
How do peope normally pay for a $10,000+ home improvement? A HELOC, or a interest free credit card and hope to pay off the balance during the intro period, save up enough money, or a 401(k) loan, etc?
Message edited 7/1/2013 5:10:44 PM.
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Posted 7/1/13 5:09 PM  |
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BeachGal
LIF Adult
Member since 2/10 2827 total posts
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Re: How to pay for home improvement
I renovated my entire home room by room over 5 years. I saved up and then paid cash because I hate interest. We would also charge when we could because points rack up quick if you charge cabinets, tile, etc and would them transfer the $$ to the card. I get thank you points on my card. If someone charged me less for cash I would go that route.....
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| Posted 7/1/13 6:40 PM |
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mrsboss
my little love
Member since 12/09 5054 total posts
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Me
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How to pay for home improvement
We are using a combo of cash and Lowe's card (great incentives going on now for the 4th of July for what we need - all new kitchen appliances, and flooring).
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| Posted 7/1/13 7:01 PM |
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MaZz
* Lovin my baby girl!!! *
Member since 2/09 6243 total posts
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Gina
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How to pay for home improvement
I've used 0% interest cards. Obviously looking for the ones with the longest time period to pay off. Haven't had a problem yet.
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| Posted 7/2/13 8:44 AM |
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MegZee
My bunny
Member since 5/06 8777 total posts
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Meaghan
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Re: How to pay for home improvement
Cash mostly. We have done 0% credit cards, but my rule is we must have the cash on hand so we can pay it off when we want to.
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| Posted 7/2/13 9:00 AM |
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