Less than $100 fortnight
$100-149 fortnight
$150-199 fortnight
$200-249 fortnight
$300+ fortnight
I pay cash coz I earn to much money and need to give some to Poo's
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Grass wedges its way between the closest blocks of marble and it brings them down. This power of feeble life which can creep in anywhere is greater than that of the mighty behind their cannons....... - Honore de Balzac
The 250 thing is cunning... that might be a good place to start. Of course the leasing company could also rent them at an exorbitant daily/weekly fee for those who are wanting to do their license tests to generate extra revenue.
I borrowed some of the money off my partner BusaJim. He has been paying me $100 a week to do his washing (wash, fold, put away) every week cos he is too lazy to do it himself.
Started when I did it as a favour one week, and he said "Ill pay you $100 a week if you do my washing"Deal done.
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Saved the cash for 4 months, waving it in front of him occasionally, and that all went on the new bike but I still needed some more $$$$ so he fronted with the extra cash I am paying him back in laundry duty. (Works out at about $200 an hour - best job I ever had)
And before it gets smutty - it is just laundry, any extras to be negotiated !!
so you're a whore then?
Leasing doesn't save you money except in exceptional circumstances .
What it does do is free up your capital for other purposes. So if you are in business and you can generate a return of 12% on capital , and lease cost works out at 10% you are better to lease. Cash flow may be a consideration too.
The other situation where leasing is best is where you don't what the asset for very long. The biggest hit in depreciation is in the first year. It settles down after (usually) 3 to 5 years. So if you only want to keep an asset for one year you are going to take a big hit (the 250cc example ).
The other reasons why leasing is popular are that it locks a vendor in - if you buy for cash the vendor may piss off leaving you without support - eg Chinese minibikes. if you lease the vendor has to keep supporting you (or you stop paying). And with a lot of multinationals, capital expenditure requires approval from some overseas place with stupid arcane rules that don't make sense in NZ , whereas leasing is classed as an operating expense.
But usually overall leasing costs more. because mostly the lease company is going to have pretty much the same expenses as you , and they have their own overheads top cover, and they want to make a profit as well (greedy exploiting profiteering capitalists, grinding the faces of the hardworking poor, y'see) . There are a few exceptions where a lease company can arrange it so that they get so much better a deal than Joe Public that they can cover their own costs and still be cheaper than buying. But they are rare.
Originally Posted by skidmark
Originally Posted by Phil Vincent
watch out on the insurance part poos ... I queried it today as I may end up with a bike being loaned to me .. but i can't insure it ... I dunna own it .. can not insure something i do not own ...
anyone know any insurance co that would insure a bike that you do not own but are borrowing ???
Have toKarma ... Justice catches up eventually !!
Cost of housing thing:- Not a grizzle...it's a major rant. Us 'youngies' are sick of funding the geriatrics "lifestyle". Honestly, I think the baby boomer generation are some of the most selfish bastards ever. Sell your big houses ya old cunts...the kids have left...you don't need to extension to make it 5 bedrooms.
Can't see the point of owning a new bike when I'm an old fart. I won't be able to ride it properly and any fanny it attracts I erm...won't be able to ride it properly![]()
How can you say you are funding my lifestyle you haven't contributed. The country needs weath ie the population investing in income producing junk not borrowing to have all the blingy cool stuff. Problem will be all us old chaps are eventually not going to be able to sell our villas. Cos you pricks won't be able to borrow anymore. Anyway what little wealth I will have left will be spent on hired fanny.
Course we have/will be contributing. You'll work for around..45 years. You'll live for around 85 years. You do the maths on who'll be paying your bloody pension and healthcare.
What...like villas and home extensions?
Simple supply and demand mate. Waiting on all the baby boomers to die or go into old folks homes and then there'll be a glut of houses on the market.
Bling coming your way
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