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02 / BEFORE YOU BUY
Three fees. One better decision.
A large percentage off does not tell you the whole cost. Compare the same account type, then work through the charges in order.
The next payment.
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The cost of more time.
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DO THE MATH
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Enter the amounts from the firm’s checkout and terms. This adds one entry payment and one activation fee, assuming you pass on your first attempt before another payment is due.
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Compare the fee structure and the account rules together. A lower entry price can mean a higher next payment or a different set of restrictions.
Where do the numbers come from?
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