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Why is it wise to shop around when you want to borrow money?

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Thepotemich [5.8K]2 years ago

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Borrowing money is a way to purchase something now and pay for it over time. But, you usually pay “interest” when you borrow money. The longer you take to pay back the money you borrowed, the more you will pay in interest. It pays to shop around to get the best deal on a loan.

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