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My advice to you is before you sign on the dotted line,  get the amount you will be financing, the interest  %, and the length of the loan, download an amortization schedule and input the numbers.

 

That will show you what you are paying in interest and principal each month.  If you are ok with it go for it.

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On 5/12/2016 at 6:37 AM, slonezp said:

So you're the one ***'er that paid cash for his boat....LOL...bunch of talkers they are. You get the new one yet?

I sure did.  I have been saving for my next boat ever since.  

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