First I want to say that there is No free lunch. So why there is Zero
down payment and 0% interest free EMI scheme in the market. Let explain how this works. In this model there are 3
segments of people involved,
1. CUSTOMER: Customer gets to buy a new item for absolutely zero down-payment
and a chance to pay the amount in easy installments without any interest being
paid.
2. SELLER: Seller gets to sell more goods due to these kind of schemes as the
customer base is also increased. These schemes enable a man to buy anything without any money because he has to pay in installments.
3. FINANCE COMPANY: Financing these kind of customers. But it is called 0%
interest free scheme means no return on the loan given to the customer. Then why
they are doing so… for charity? Answer is NO.
Because no zero percent scheme is actually zero percent. The amount of
interest that you would have paid is taken from the seller in this case.
Although it's not as that much but some portion of it (This is a hidden
information that most sellers don't tell).
Sellers never agree to any kind of
bargain while selling goods on EMI right? Because they have to pay
to the financer to give you enough capital to buy something from them. So
sellers pay that out of their profits of course.
If you buy anything cash and not over EMI (interest free), then it will an
opportunity for you to bargain and some discount on the product. You will
easily get 500 to 1000 rupees off because seller need not to pay anything to
the FINANCE COMPANY sitting there to offer 0% interest free loan.
1. CUSTOMER: Customer gets to buy a new item for absolutely zero down-payment and a chance to pay the amount in easy installments without any interest being paid.
2. SELLER: Seller gets to sell more goods due to these kind of schemes as the customer base is also increased. These schemes enable a man to buy anything without any money because he has to pay in installments.
3. FINANCE COMPANY: Financing these kind of customers. But it is called 0% interest free scheme means no return on the loan given to the customer. Then why they are doing so… for charity? Answer is NO.
Because no zero percent scheme is actually zero percent. The amount of interest that you would have paid is taken from the seller in this case. Although it's not as that much but some portion of it (This is a hidden information that most sellers don't tell).
If you buy anything cash and not over EMI (interest free), then it will an opportunity for you to bargain and some discount on the product. You will easily get 500 to 1000 rupees off because seller need not to pay anything to the FINANCE COMPANY sitting there to offer 0% interest free loan.
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