This is the home page of the website AffordabilityFactor.com. It uses two famous quotations to show two different attitudes and approaches to money and how it can be used to afford purchases.
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The home page for AffordabilityFactor.com explains the significance of the affordability factor in any buying decision, whether by businesses or consumers. It shows how affordability is not just about the money or credit you have today, but the consequences of the purchase on your future spending power.
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This page explains the problems with the Affordability Index charts used by banks and credit institutions. If they take account of the what you can pay back in relation to your income without reference to your lifestyle, then they are not showing the true picture of what is affordable for you.
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The affordability factor considered in relation to your lifestyle and personal circumstances is much more exact than any Affordability Index used by a bank or other credit institution. But this is how it needs to be considered if you are to gain enjoyment out of your new purchase.
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This page explains how you can afford to dream even if you can't afford what you're dreaming about. It shows how by not buying something you truly can't afford, you are gaining the luxury of freedom from worry and the ability to enjoy the good things already in your life, such as time to spend with your family or a more modest home.
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This is the Contact Page for AffordabilityFactor.com. It gives details of the webmaster's email and encourages site users to contact the webmaster with feedback or queries.
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This page lays out the Privacy Policy for users of the website AffordabilityFactor.com. It guarantees that any information garnered by the webmaster through the site will only be used by site management and will not be passed on to any third party.
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