Business, 21.01.2021 06:50, cmflores3245

Jorge is a junior at a state university. He's lived in the dorm for two years but is ready to move off campus for his remaining college time. After searching online,
he found a house with a room for rent for $400 a month. The only downside is
that the house is two miles from campus and Jorge doesn't have a car, although
he's wanted one for a long time. He decides that moving off campus is the perfect
reason to buy a car. Jorge has $3,000 in student loans but doesn't have to start
paying them back until after he graduates in another two years. He decides that
he can afford a car payment of $200 a month. Jorge begins to search for a car and
finds a good used one for $5,000. What advice would you give Jorge?

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