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As we approach the middle of October, many of our friends and neighbors are thinking about updating their New Jersey or New York Metro home with Energy Star certified replacement windows and patio doors. Cold weather is ahead, and you've decided this year you aren't going to fight drafty corners or put up with excessive condensation that drips onto the floor beneath your windows, we can help. Making financial decisions if just as important as considering which style, or styles, are perfect for every room, and which accessories to add for enhanced comfort and beauty. So, let's talk about several options you can use to pay for your new Renewal by Andersen replacement windows.

The Pros & Cons of Financing Modern Replacement Windows
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Shop area. Explain why you need the money. And, don't be afraid to skip this option if your credit card company isn't willing to work with you.

#3 Tax Advantages

If you itemize deductions, some points (if you pay down the interest rate) are fully deductible, and you may be able to also claim interest. Talk to your tax accountant and/or your lender to determine which tax credits and deductions are available.

Disadvantages of Financing
Low interest rates and tax deductions don't automatically mean that financing is better than paying cash. Here are some possible drawbacks for you to consider.

Adding another monthly payment can mean added stress it means you'll have to adjust your lifestyle.

There are additional fees associated with getting a loan that may increase the overall debt more than you are willing to accept.

Long-term credit card debt (unless you negotiate for zero-interest financing) will ultimately cost you more than paying cash. And, if you are ever late, the card company can boost your interest rate significantly, which could mean any savings you could have capture will be consumed with late fees and higher interest.

The Pros & Cons of Investing Cash for High-Quality Replacement Windows
Buying any big-ticket item can be scary. And, if you'll be drawing down your savings significantly, that can make the whole process more stressful. If you're planning to buy a new vehicle, retire soon, or change jobs in the near future, paying cash may not be the best

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