Im trying to buy a macbook and was wondering if its better to apply for the Bestbuy credit card and get 18months no interest or the Juniper on Apple for 6months no interest. Are they the same thing except Bestbuy is just longer no interest? So Bestbuy is saying that, if i pay $89/month for a $1600 macbook, I dont have to pay anything intrest related later on? Its just only $89/month and done right? Basically in conclusion, I was wondering if no interest meant the same as pay-month-to-month-same-as-cash type of deal. So Bestbuy is the wayy better deal than Apple Juniper Right?
      Answer1:Hi p1m91t,Dont get caught up in the, "I need to have it now and except credit" because it will cost you more in time.The best buy, pardon the pun, is to save 10% of your income until you have enough to pay it in cash and then continue saving 10% until you have enough for other things that you need.Now if cash is a little short on you, you may need to consider other income options.I have some information on an extra income, you may or may not be interested, it will take about 15 minutes.You can preview the information below.