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jennyjoan | 09:08 Fri 08th Mar 2019 | ChatterBank
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If a company lends you money interest rate free - to buy an item . How does the lender make interest.
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They charge everybody the price it would cost if they paid interest on a loan. If I am buying from anybody offering interest-free credit, I use it as the starting point for negotiating a cash discount.
09:17 Fri 08th Mar 2019
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Surely they make the profit on the product they are selling!
09:24 Fri 08th Mar 2019
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Very often it is not the store that is selling the goods that provides the credit - that is a separate finance company.
The finance company hopes that the borrower will not repay in full within the specified time, then the interest is walloped on.
The finance company pays the store in full at the time of the purchase.
09:34 Fri 08th Mar 2019

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