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Jason
post Jan 10 2025, 02:13 AM

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QUOTE(AthrunIJ @ Jan 9 2025, 07:32 PM)
All about cash flow breh
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If you have cash in hand, then it’s cash flow for taking 9 years loan.

If you can’t afford the installment for a 5 year loan, so you stretch it to a 9 year loan to “afford” it, it’s not cash flow. You memang insufficient cash so nothing will flow. Buy something cheaper so got leftover cash.

Nobody cares you drive a Civic or an Axia except your MLM/agent down line.
AthrunIJ
post Jan 10 2025, 09:41 AM

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QUOTE(Jason @ Jan 10 2025, 02:13 AM)
If you have cash in hand, then it’s cash flow for taking 9 years loan.

If you can’t afford the installment for a 5 year loan, so you stretch it to a 9 year loan to “afford” it, it’s not cash flow. You memang insufficient cash so nothing will flow. Buy something cheaper so got leftover cash.

Nobody cares you drive a Civic or an Axia except your MLM/agent down line.
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Manyak assumption

Not bad

If breh

If you cannot means cannot liao don't care if bank loan you 50 years breh

Lol

Those who understand will know what to do de la breh

This post has been edited by AthrunIJ: Jan 10 2025, 09:43 AM
Aaron212
post Jan 10 2025, 01:52 PM

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QUOTE(DrPitchard @ Jan 9 2025, 11:49 AM)
Nope, I  disagree. Some people take 9 years loan, for a very good purpose. Like myself, I take because I want to roll the money as long as possible into investment.

Back in Aug '20, during Covid-19 days, I bought a conti car, RM300k++. I could have used to buy the car via outright cash, but decided to take a loan and invest the cash into shares instead.

So, instead of buying the car back with cash, I decided to dump the money into Tesla. A whole huge chunk of USD80k into one single share, although the purchase itself was via dollar cost averaging (multiple purchases over a period of time).

Totally exceeded my expectations on this. What a wild ride with all the ups and downs in between.

So yeah, my loan is a 9 year loan and I'm half way through, already served 4 years and 4 months (what an inauspicious number).
So, on a monthly basis, I basically sell some shares, that is equivalent to the monthly installment amount (approx RM3k).

The results, I have a balance of 56 months of the loan, which will be about RM168k to pay off (principal + interest).
BUT, the Tesla shares that I have now, is worth RM280k. If the share price maintains stagnant as it is today, with no ups and downs, at the end of my loan tenure, I would be left with RM112k.

More realistic figure, I'm guessing, it will land between RM200k~RM300k?

And to recap, if I were to buy cash with the RM300k++, which I could, at the end of 9 years, I would have a car that is worth perhaps RM60k and RM0 (since all the cash is paid upfront for the car purchase).

So back to the question - can I afford it?
Hell yeah, I can, but I'm better off taking a loan. :-)
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later got people will come comment say, imagine u buy axia

then the extra extra cash u all in tesla some more

later end up positive can buy 2 biji tesla cash

bring me fly
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post Jan 11 2025, 03:43 PM

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QUOTE(Aaron212 @ Jan 10 2025, 01:52 PM)
later got people will come comment say, imagine u buy axia

then the extra extra cash u all in tesla some more

later end up positive can buy 2 biji tesla cash

bring me fly
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LOL. This 1 is super smart, guru level liao.
Hard to believe, sounds crazy, but actually, totally possible 1.

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