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19 October 2017, 11:32 AM | #31 | |
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Since you can comfortably afford it, I think it comes down to your own psychology. Whenever you look at your watch, there should be a good emotional feeling. If you know you'll look at your watch and think about foregone compound interest, maybe it's not a good buy. So I would say that if you really want a Rolex, break down your psychological barrier first. That will enable you to fully enjoy the watch |
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19 October 2017, 01:43 PM | #32 |
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Tough decision. I'm new to the Rolex game. Just got my first one recently. My initial budget was $10K, but I went over by $2K because the AD was offering a no interest deal for 30 months. Could I have pulled that extra $2K out of my savings...yes. But why not take advantage of the "free" money and pay it back at my own pace.
It seems that luxury items go up in price annually. The longer you wait, the more you will pay. If you can swing it now without depriving your family and depleting your savings, go for it. Maybe you can find an interest free offer and make payments on it. Life is short...buy the Rolex! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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