The fact is that you're always voting with your dollars. That should always be part of the equation when you make a purchasing decision. Of course, depending on a person's financial situation they may have more or less voting power, but it's a vote nonetheless.
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The fact is that you're always voting with your dollars. That should always be part of the equation when you make a purchasing decision. Of course, depending on a person's financial situation they may have more or less voting power, but it's a vote nonetheless.
My credit score was in the 500s and I got 1.9% on my Civic 4 years ago.