Glenda bought a new car with monthly payments of $357. Glenda manages to make her monthly car payments each month, but fails to perform the routine maintenance, like regular oil changes, because of the cost. To ensure that regular maintenance on her car can get done, which part of her financial plan should Glenda work on?

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Kevin West

Mathematics

14 February, 05:54

Glenda bought a new car with monthly payments of $357. Glenda manages to make her monthly car payments each month, but fails to perform the routine maintenance, like regular oil changes, because of the cost. To ensure that regular maintenance on her car can get done, which part of her financial plan should Glenda work on?

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Karli Cook · Answer 1

If this is the case, then she must do something on her income. If she can manage to pay here monthly payment for the car loan, but she cannot be able to pay the maintenance she must do something on her income to be able to solve this issue. Its either she will look for another high paying job or part time.