Find a Cost-Effective Car to Save Money

From the April 2017 Benefits eNews

Let’s face it: You can’t easily broadcast the health of your 401(k), but when you pull up to the curb in a sleek new car, people notice. When you’re in the market for a car, it is understandably easy to get pulled toward a shiny status symbol. New cars today have an amazing amount of new technology and features. They often feel like a computer on wheels. But if you’re trying to stretch the value of your hard-earned savings, you don’t have to veer all the way to the other end and choose the purely practical vehicle—there is still room to find an economical but fun ride. The ideal time to buy a used car is after depreciation hits and before maintenance costs increase. Read More

Source: Fidelity