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  • December 6, 2007 at 10:41 PM #111249
    Coronita
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    patientlywaiting,

     I know the penalties are steep, and that's why I said it didn't make sense to me. Find me someone that consistently beat the penalties and over 3 years, and I'll give him/her money to work with. Makes no sense to me.

    December 6, 2007 at 11:36 PM #111112
    patientlywaiting
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    FWIW, I put my property tax payment on my 18-month zero percent credit card. There’s a 1.88% fee for that. Never thought it was worth it to arbitrage credit card rates before, but considering the advice from some on here, I thought it’s give it a try.

    I guess if you can float $20,000 on a credit card, that’s $1000 more per year you didn’t have before (at 5% on a CD).

    December 6, 2007 at 11:36 PM #111228
    patientlywaiting
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    FWIW, I put my property tax payment on my 18-month zero percent credit card. There’s a 1.88% fee for that. Never thought it was worth it to arbitrage credit card rates before, but considering the advice from some on here, I thought it’s give it a try.

    I guess if you can float $20,000 on a credit card, that’s $1000 more per year you didn’t have before (at 5% on a CD).

    December 6, 2007 at 11:36 PM #111261
    patientlywaiting
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    FWIW, I put my property tax payment on my 18-month zero percent credit card. There’s a 1.88% fee for that. Never thought it was worth it to arbitrage credit card rates before, but considering the advice from some on here, I thought it’s give it a try.

    I guess if you can float $20,000 on a credit card, that’s $1000 more per year you didn’t have before (at 5% on a CD).

    December 6, 2007 at 11:36 PM #111280
    patientlywaiting
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    FWIW, I put my property tax payment on my 18-month zero percent credit card. There’s a 1.88% fee for that. Never thought it was worth it to arbitrage credit card rates before, but considering the advice from some on here, I thought it’s give it a try.

    I guess if you can float $20,000 on a credit card, that’s $1000 more per year you didn’t have before (at 5% on a CD).

    December 6, 2007 at 11:36 PM #111304
    patientlywaiting
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    FWIW, I put my property tax payment on my 18-month zero percent credit card. There’s a 1.88% fee for that. Never thought it was worth it to arbitrage credit card rates before, but considering the advice from some on here, I thought it’s give it a try.

    I guess if you can float $20,000 on a credit card, that’s $1000 more per year you didn’t have before (at 5% on a CD).

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