Credit card motorcycle financing; is it better to pay cash
Using Credit cards for motorcycle financing can provide some great benefits to
new or used motorcycle buyers looking to pay cash for their
motorcycle.
With the interest levels on credit cards as low as they are at the moment,if you are considering buying a new or used motorcycle for
cash you should highly consider using your credit card. Paying
cash can backfire in you, because it potentially leaves you more
exposed. For instance, if you need to dispute an issue related to
your motorcycle it is much easier to do on your credit card than
with cash. Imangine having the muscle of VIAS or MASTECARD behind you if there is a problemwith your motocycle purchase!
Here are the main benefits of using a credit card to purchase
your motorcycle..
- Its not your money
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- you are effectively buying the motorcycle with the credit
card company's money. This gives you 30 days free interest
immediately
- consumer protection
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- By using your credit card, you will get a measure of
protection for any unforseen circumstances. Your credit card
company shold help you out with any disputes or problems that
arise
- 12 month free interest
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- The competition for you business on credit cards is so fierce
at the moment that you will probably be able to get 12 months
free interest on your purchase. On a $15,000 motorcycle at 4%
this is serious money!
- Credit card reward schemes
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- Another great thing about using your credit card for
motorcycle financing is that if you have a rewards card that
gives cash back or frequent flyer miles you get a huge benefit
for buying your motorcycle. So buying your motorcycle on your
credit card could give you a low cost holiday! .
You may also look for credit cards that have low interest
rates. Some credit cards have interest rates as low as 4% - 6%,
which can be a great alternative for motorcycle finance, even if
you don't pay off the balance immediately.
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