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by tonyhb
360 days ago
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It’s not just the credit score - the APR offered is also chosen by the retailer. 0% financing costs the retailer 8%(ish) of the total amount, which is how the lender makes their money. So in your case, the retailer didn’t want to lose that much of their margin. |
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