My car is stopping global warming through Car Title Loans in Tucson
Monday, October 27th, 2008I found a way to save $500 off a new water heater in my house, and I did it with a car title loan. The best part is this I did it at a time when I was cash strapped, yet the savings will continue for the expected 20 year life of the water heater.
Here’s the situation: I planned to buy a tankless water heater to save long-term on my energy costs because the old water heater is about to die. Tankless water heaters shave a third of your energy costs and cut water consumption – by more than six 6 gallons daily (you run the water less waiting for the hot to arrive). Plus, there will be a IRS $300 tax credit for buying one in 2009. Now, a store near the University of Arizona is selling them at a 20% discount if you order yours before 2009 (pay $300 down now, get the discount next year). The total cost for the heater with installation will be $1300, but savings and tax credits brings it to $800. You can’t beat a deal like that, but time is of the essence.
Trouble is, I’m not working, bills are piling up, my credit is bad, and my home equity maxed out. So how does do I get the fast cash for purchase now? Think, think hard, and go on the Interent.
I Googled for “fast cash” and found Car Title Loans in Tucson, where I could get up to a $4000 loan against my 2004 RAV-4. The online application enabled me to avoid going to one of those storefront car title operation on Speedway Boulevard. It took all of 18 minutes to fill out the form. They do no credit check so that makes it fast. My money was there in a day.
I only borrowed $1000 – but if I need more I can go back and get it. This car title cash loan completely made sense under my circumstances. I’ll save energy and water. Heck, I’m even doing the right thing to fight global warming.
- Franco G.



