Nope. Is that weird to admit? Bottom line is, you’ll get the same interest rates as us if you’re a good negotiator or if you’re especially charming to the branch teller.
So you’ve got those rates. Now which one are you going to choose? 1 year? 5 years? Interest Only? Partly Revolving? Should you take those bonuses they’re offering? Is it worthwhile bothering your Accountant?
We go over all of this for free and you don’t even need to go into a branch. And you’ve got our DDI if you have additional questions.
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