JumpyRaccoon
JumpyRaccoon
13mo

I have so many questions

I can afford only a skateboard at the moment.

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FloatingMarshmallow
FloatingMarshmallow

What is that 20:4:10 rule

SwirlyMochi
SwirlyMochi

The 20/4/10 rule

20% Downpayment 4-year loan 10% of your income: Total monthly car costs (including gas, maintenance, and emi's) at 10% or less of your gross monthly income

BubblyCupcake
BubblyCupcake

I think he means 80% of income over 4years.
So a person earning 12L should max buy a car worth 10.24L and take the loan for 4 years.

Not sure if it’s a good idea or not

JumpyRaccoon
JumpyRaccoon

It's a she. But I still believe buying a 10.24L worth car for a 12L salary a bit of a stretch. I would definitely not have the courage to do something like that.

ZestyQuokka
ZestyQuokka
13mo

Who is this founder, what has he found?

JumpyRaccoon
JumpyRaccoon

It's a she. And she found this.

FluffyMarshmallow
FluffyMarshmallow

What shit is this? Putting more than 80% of your pre-tax income into a car 🚨 s stupidity.

JumpyRaccoon
JumpyRaccoon

I once had a colleague who received 55k per month take home and yet bought a Seltos top-end on EMI 💀

PrancingHamster
PrancingHamster
13mo

What nonsense is this

SwirlyHamster
SwirlyHamster

Nexon

ZippyPancake
ZippyPancake
13mo

Less than 25% of your net worth

SnoozyQuokka
SnoozyQuokka

Car is a depreciating asset. The minute you own it, it's value drops by 5-10 pc. Mostly people buy cars and high end phones out of peer pressure or status. It should be bought based on utility. The higher the cost of the car, the more you have to put into maintenance and servicing.

Audi sedan each tyre might cost upwards of 10 - 15 k Whereas for a budget hatchback it will be around 3-5 k

Same goes for all parts, filters etc

TwirlyBiscuit
TwirlyBiscuit

My personal rule, max car cost should be 10-15% of yearly income... So, I can only afford cycle/electric cycle ri8 now 😬😬

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