Before You Go Out And Purchase Your Boat, Rememberthat Boating Is A Hobby And You Shouldn't Go Overboard With It. Unlike Your House, Boatingisn't Really Worth Going Into Debt For. First Time Buyers Who Aren't Sure About Boating Shouldalways Make Sure They Spend Well Within Theirbudget.To Get The Most Out Of Your Boat, It's Always Abetter Idea To Scrape Up Your Recreational Dollars,sell A Few Of Your Belongings, And Simply Save Upfor A While. In The Meantime, You Should Carefullystudy The Boating Market. When You Manage To Save Up 3,500 - 25,000 Dollars, Go Ahead And Buythe Boat You Want.Whatever You Do, Make Sure You Don't Spend All Ofyour Money On The Just The Boat Itself. When Youpurchase The Boat, You'll Need To Have Enough Money For Taxes, Registration, Storage, Towing Insurance, Gas, Equipment, And Even Minor Repairsif Your Boat Requires Them.When Buying A Boat, Used Or New, Cash Is Alwaysbetter Than Financing. You Can Save Money With Cash, As There Are No Finance Charges. Financingcharges Can Get High, Very High In Fact If You Don't Know A Lot About It.If You Simply Must Finance Your Purchase, It's Asmart Idea To Use A Home Equity Loan Instead. Thisway, It'll Be Tax Deductible. Always Be On Thelookout For Boat Show Financing, And Never, Everuse It. Several Boat Show Financing Ploys Willextend The Loan Out Over The Course Of 10 - 15years.A New Boater Will Either Advance With Boating Or Get Out Of It All Together. Most Boaters Don't Keeptheir Boat For More Than 10 Years, Which Is Reasonenough Not To Get An Extended Finance Loan On Yourboat. (word Count 294)PPPPP
