Financing question
Have any of you arranged an RV Loan on your own, without dealer involvement? I just purchased a new 5th wheel, and I'd like to set up my RV loan through my credit union and bypass the dealer. Bett...
Forum Discussion
Alway best to have the cash to buy. But then don't. As long as you have the liquid assets to cover the note, you're safe. Invest it and see a 8% average return (mine is about 10% over the last 10 years) and not only have your returns cover the RV interest, but also some of the principle. Others peoples money for big ticket items is always the best choice.
