This Credit Card Trick Saved Me ₹1.2 Lakh on My Car | Neeraj Arora
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Can you really buy a car with a credit card? More importantly, should you?
In this episode of The Money Podcast, Neeraj Arora and Vrinda Chugh discuss whether using a credit card to buy a car is a smart financial decision. Neeraj shares his real-life experience of purchasing his car using a credit card, the reward points he earned, how he negotiated merchant charges with the dealership, and whether this strategy is suitable for everyone.
This episode covers everything you need to know before making one of the biggest purchases of your life.
In this podcast, you'll learn:
Can you buy a car with a credit card in India?
How to earn maximum credit card reward points on a car purchase
Credit Card vs Car Loan – which option is financially better?
How to negotiate merchant charges (MDR) with car dealerships
The hidden costs of buying a car
How to calculate the real cost of car ownership
The 15% affordability rule for buying a car
Should you pay in full or take a car loan?
Common car buying mistakes that can affect your financial future
How a car purchase impacts your wealth creation and financial planning
Best practices before buying your next car
If you're planning to buy a new car, looking for the best way to finance your purchase, or want to maximise your credit card rewards, this episode will help you make a better financial decision.
Timestamp
0:00 - Intro & Car Finance
1:41 - The Status Trap
3:21 - Define Your Purpose
6:49 - Masterclass Announcement
8:42 - Asset or Liability?
10:56 - Checking Affordability
15:16 - Hidden Recurring Costs
17:50 - The 15% Rule
19:43 - S.R.S Framework
22:31 - Credit Card Hack
24:56 - Negotiation Tactics
27:44 - Conclusion
Watch till the end to understand how to use credit cards responsibly while buying a car and avoid mistakes that can cost you lakhs over time.
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Tell us in the comments:
Would you buy a car using a credit card? If yes, which credit card would you use and why?
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