The Truck That Cost $13,598 More Than the Sticker
What dealer financing actually does to a physician's balance sheet
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A client bought a $55,000 truck last spring. Dealer financing at 7.9%, 72 months. He’s a physician. By the time that loan is retired, he’ll have sent $13,598 in interest to a lender — capital that left his balance sheet permanently and went to work for someone else’s institution.
With a properly funded whole life contract in place, he borrows against his own cash value instead. The interest still exists, but he pays it back to himself. The policy doesn’t pause compounding while the loan is outstanding. By the time the vehicle is paid off, his system is ready to finance the next purchase.
The bank doesn’t lose either way. The question is whether you do.
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