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#54 Buy Cars Better With James Kinson
Category: Business
Duration: 00:45:53
Publish Date: 2015-02-25 05:30:04
Description: Want to retire a year earlier? Maybe have a bigger lifestyle budget for travel? You might be able to if you change your relationship with your car. "According to Edmunds.com, the average monthly payment on a new vehicle is $479. Considering your existing car is trouble-free, saving that $479 per month means an annual savings of $5,748 by postponing the purchase of a new vehicle" (bankrate.com). In this episode I talk with James Kinson from Cash Car Convert. James is on a mission to change how people think about and buy cars. What to look for when you're buying a used car The value of buying used The dangers of long car loans How to buy a used car The value of buying a used car from a new car dealer How long a car can last (and still look great) Why you should do all the schedule maintenance In the Market for a Car? Connect with James and learn how to do it right: The Cash Car Convert blog The Cash Car Convert podcast Bill and Sally Want to Retire Based on your feedback from January's Can Carl Retire series, I've created a case study for us to work through in the month of March. Meet Bill and Sally : Bill is 58 years old. Sally is 59. They've been married for 13 years (their 2nd marriage). Both work outside the home. Each has an adult child from a previous marriage. Neither has a pension. Both started saving later in life (early 40's). Bill is very worried about the markets and world economy. Sign up and plan alongside Bill and Sally and get access to an exclusive retirement planning webinar. [button_5 bg="orange" text_color="dark" text="reserve-your-spot.png" align="center" href="http://www.rogerwhitney.com/billsally" new_window="Y"/]   Full Transcript The Retirement Answer Man Episode #54   You know, if you want to create a great retirement, you’re not going to find it in an investment or product. You’re going to find it by having the right conversations and creating a plan that you can easily adjust as your life unfolds.   Well, hello and welcome to the Retirement Answer Man Show!   My name is Roger Whitney.   I’m happy to have you here today. I’m happy to be here today! This is going to be a great show today.   Today, we are going to work to change how you think about buying your next car. Oh, boy! This is a big one. If you recall, I’ve had car fever from time to time, and I recently had a conversation with James Kinson from Cash Car Convert and he is on a mission to help us buy our next automobile in a much smarter way and I need this!   I’m a horrible negotiator when it comes to these types of things. You would think I would be good at this but I’m not. When I see something and I get tempted, I really want it, so I have to work not to be tempted – to avoid temptation – and that’s the way I broke my car fever back in the fall and that’s actually how James and I met.   We’re going to have a conversation with James to change the way you think about buying your next car and maybe this will save you a boatload of money. We’re also going to lay out what we’re starting here March 4th – our second case study. This is dealing with Bill and Sally. Now, Bill and Sally are a wonderful couple. They’re 58 and 59 years old. You know what, Bill and Sally, they want to retire. They want to retire and they need your help so I’m going to outline how you can join in and contribute to the creation of the retirement plan for Bill and Sally starting March 4th and have the opportunity like last time to plan alongside them and we’ll have another webinar to show how all these things come together so I’m excited to tell you about that.   Before we get started with all that, I want to just highlight come customer feedback – you’re not customers, I’m sorry! Listener feedback!   Tom wrote to me and said, “Hi Roger! You recently indicated that you would be doing another retirement plan for a less prepared listener,” since Carl had this great pension. “I missed out on using the tools with Carl in Januar...
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