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Quick: Youre walking by a store window and you see a sign that says, 20% off the original price plus an additional 25% off the already reduced sale price. So, how much is the discount" Consumers often mistakenly think the total discount is 45% off the original price when, in fact, the true discount is 40%. A thought-provoking new study from the recent issue of the Journal of Consumer Research explores why consumers frequently think a double discount is a better deal than a single discount of the same total magnitude.
Retailers frequently use the strategy of double discounts for their regular promotions or to induce customers to open a credit card account with them.  Be first to comment this article |  Add as favourites (0) | Views: 174
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It is that time! Time to get that new car. You have been saving up for months and you cannot be happier. Don’t get in too big of a rush though. This is an important decision. Did you know that many people actually make large mistakes when getting a car? Well we want you to have a successful buying experience. Here are some of the mistakes that other people have fallen victim to. Be first to comment this article | Add as favourites (0) | Views: 131 |
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An auto loan is much like a mortgage in which you use the property you are getting the loan for as collateral for the loan. In this case the new car you are buying will be your collateral for the loan, so if you do not pay it back the lender has the right to repossess your car. When you originally take your new car loan you will be issued an annual percentage rate (APR) which is the interest rate you will pay on the loan. The APR will vary based on your credit rating. You will also have to issue a down payment on the loan, the larger your down payment the less your overall loan will end up being. Usually if you put less than 20% down you will end up paying more then the car is actually worth. Be first to comment this article | Add as favourites (0) | Views: 123 |
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Dealerships rarely have comparable or lower rates then online auto loan lenders. This is a common fact, so make sure to check around before you get that higher interest loan rate. Dealerships do not give the consumer the best loans available, simply because they do not believe that you will be approved for it and they would rather you finance through them directly - here is a list of tips you should try so you can ensure you’re getting the best online auto loan rate: TIP #1
When you are ready to get a loan, check online first. Never settle on the original price. When deciding on the prices of the vehicle always ask for an invoice ahead of time. Be first to comment this article | Add as favourites (0) | Views: 244 |
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Everybody knows how helpful the internet has become. You can buy anything you want at any hour of the day. Have you ever thought about using the internet to shop for a new car? Many people are starting to do that, and they have had many great results. Buying a car online has become as easy as buying a new book by your favorite author online. Here are some places that will help you with your new car search. Sites Run By a Third Party These are sites that are not affiliated with actual car manufacturers. They will often provide you with helpful reviews and new on updated cars in order to help your decision. Be first to comment this article | Add as favourites (0) | Views: 123 |
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