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Trolling motor/powerpoles financing #13506801 04/07/20 03:56 PM
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Is it possible to do this? My boat is paid for and I really want a bigger trolling motor and at least one powerpole Because I am tired of not being able to fish certain days because of wind. but being the average working class man I am I can't shell out a few grand at once. It just amazes me how these small Luxories in fishing cost and arm and a leg

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Re: Trolling motor/powerpoles financing [Re: SnK1993] #13506866 04/07/20 04:31 PM
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Options:

1. Get a personal bank or credit union loan
2. Charge on Credit Card that has zero balance and make monthly payments
3. Add up the cost of what you want, divide by the months you want to pay for it and start making monthly payments to yourself, until you have the money you need to pay for it.

Above all depends on how soon and bad you want it.

Just my .02


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Re: Trolling motor/powerpoles financing [Re: SnK1993] #13507739 04/08/20 02:15 AM
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check My green outdoors they have a finance option I noticed on there website

Re: Trolling motor/powerpoles financing [Re: SnK1993] #13508089 04/08/20 01:03 PM
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Don't do it. Stay out of debt. If you really have to have it, figure out (as Champion Don stated) how much you want to spend, how many months it would take to pay for it, and put that amount away every month until you have the cash to pay for it. Yeah, I'm an old. I don't believe in going in debt but that's me. I paid cash for it new and kept my 97 Champion 21 years until I could pay cash for a new one with all the bells and whistles I wanted. Gonna be a few folks say I'm nuts, but instant gratification, especially if you're tight on your money anyway, can put you in a bad spot.


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Re: Trolling motor/powerpoles financing [Re: SnK1993] #13508101 04/08/20 01:14 PM
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I personally would never finance such things but that’s just me. I save up and pay cash for toys.

Re: Trolling motor/powerpoles financing [Re: SnK1993] #13508111 04/08/20 01:18 PM
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buy used on here in the classifieds.

Re: Trolling motor/powerpoles financing [Re: ChampionDon (SkeeterDon)] #13508115 04/08/20 01:21 PM
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Originally Posted by ChampionDon (SkeeterDon)
Options:

1. Get a personal bank or credit union loan
2. Charge on Credit Card that has zero balance and make monthly payments
3. Add up the cost of what you want, divide by the months you want to pay for it and start making monthly payments to yourself, until you have the money you need to pay for it.

Above all depends on how soon and bad you want it.

Just my .02


I would say this is decent advice IF you want/need them right now and are going to finance them. Also if you're on a budget I would most certainly buy used. That's how I got both of my poles and graphs. Keep an eye out and you can get a deal.


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Re: Trolling motor/powerpoles financing [Re: Drodge] #13508177 04/08/20 01:54 PM
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Originally Posted by Drodge
I personally would never finance such things but that’s just me. I save up and pay cash for toys.



same here, it hurt bad to buy 2 new 93sv plus units and the force tm (got a good deal from another tffr on the graph and it still hurt. lol)

panoptix is next if I can ever save for it.

Re: Trolling motor/powerpoles financing [Re: SnK1993] #13508701 04/08/20 06:41 PM
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bass pro shops has a 6 month payment plan I used it once for a 2000 fish finder

Re: Trolling motor/powerpoles financing [Re: SnK1993] #13508727 04/08/20 07:00 PM
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Another option is remanufactured offered by some companies. Lowrance and MotorGuide are a couple that seems to always have a decent selection 40-50% retail with a warranty.

Re: Trolling motor/powerpoles financing [Re: SnK1993] #13508737 04/08/20 07:09 PM
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0 percent interest credit card if you’re going to be disciplined to pay it off before interest kicks in.


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Originally Posted by dillydilly24
0 percent interest credit card if you’re going to be disciplined to pay it off before interest kicks in.


+1. With good credit and a little discipline, there are definitely ways to get "instant gratification" without paying a dime more than the fella saving and waiting months/years to get it.

Re: Trolling motor/powerpoles financing [Re: SnK1993] #13508765 04/08/20 07:27 PM
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Bank wouldn't take the graphs and poles as collateral most likely.
Could go unsecured, but the rate will get you pretty good.
If you're ever going to get into debt, try to get your money to work for you not against you. 0% cards for 6 months is a good option as said above. I could have paid cash for my TM, but charged it to the card and got my flight miles, paid it off the next day.

Or, could open up a C.D. and take out a loan against that too. I've done both. But I'm also a younger guy, so I'm trying to establish as much credit as I can as early as I can.

Re: Trolling motor/powerpoles financing [Re: dillydilly24] #13508832 04/08/20 08:02 PM
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Originally Posted by dillydilly24
0 percent interest credit card if you’re going to be disciplined to pay it off before interest kicks in.


I bought a boat this way years ago. Paid it off in the promotional period too and didnt pay a dime in interest.

Re: Trolling motor/powerpoles financing [Re: SnK1993] #13508959 04/08/20 09:28 PM
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I don’t remember him asking for financial advisors he asked if there was finance options and yes there are depends on the individual if it’s for them or not none of my business

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