Bruh declaring bankruptcy does not mean broke.
You still need to learn the basics, little one.
I never said they did it for extra funds, it’s just that those funds are “extra” aka funds that you can pocket to invest because one chose to lease instead of spend.
Learn to fukkin read. It don’t matter if rich people don’t care about 500k on a car, that’s not the argument, the argument is if leasing and using the extra funds to invest is the smarter option
It is. Stop bringing up extra shyt that isn’t central to the debate.
Stop quoting me til you learn the basics.
That you ignored the fact that he makes 127k a year but has 51k in expenses per month, shows how little you pay attention to things that matter.
Again if you are trying to save money for your "extra" funds by leasing a rolls royce or ultra luxery vehicle, that should tell you off the bat your priorities are fukked up and you are making poor financial decisions trying to stunt.
Since you literally had a problem with me saying rich people don't care about 500k, the argument most definitely centered on our interpretations of what rich is.
You seem to have a problem actually defending the things you type. You type things and when what you type is countered you deflect and try to move on to something else and when that is responded to you repeat.
I feel for you. You remind me of those cats who got those crazy mortgages befoer the housing boom, where they were only paying interests and no principle because of crazy financing just so they could buy a house they couldn't afford.
this is all wrong.
You can write off that lease...no maintenance...less payments.
If you arent buying a used car...you should just get a lease.
How many months are you financing your cars for?
and how long do you keep them?
Businesses can write off a lease, as an individual you aren't writing off a lease.
You pay no maintenance, so what, maintanance on a vehicle isn't expensive the first 10 years of modern cars, especially if you keep up your regular service.
If you aren't buying used, you should still buy over leasing, because again you still put the money spent towards an asset
It makes no sense to spend money on extended rentals.
First car I financed for 6 years, 2nd car financed for 4 years. I own both cars, first one got in 2006 and 2nd in 2017.