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EPISODE · Apr 30, 2023 · 26 MIN

Financial Life Planning: When Should I Borrow Money to Pay for Stuff Like Cars?

from Beyond Politics · host Matt Robison

Financial advisor Mike Morton and Matt Robison dive into when it makes sense to borrow money to pay for stuff (like cars) vs. digging deep into your savings. And does it make sense to use a HELOC? And what the #$%^ IS a HELOC anyway?

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