The Lendcare Blog

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10 January 2020
Business

The debt trap of credit card minimum payments

At this point, I’m sure most people believe they fully understand how a credit card works. For those who don’t, a credit card acts as a line of credit up to a set amount, or limit. Purchases made with a credit card are usually subject to a certain interest rate and the cardholder is only obligated to pay 2% of their credit card balance off, per month. Sounds easy enough, right?
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9 November 2019
Business

Does your dealership deliver on delight?

Regardless of what industry you’re in or what type of vehicles you sell, at the end of the day there’s hundreds, if not thousands of other dealerships who all sell the exact same products.
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8 November 2019
Marketing

Powersports and the power of influencer marketing

Remember the days when your mother forbade you from hanging out with that ultra cool neighbour kid who seemed to have an unnatural affinity for getting you both into trouble?
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8 November 2019
Business

Recreational market potential - brought to you by Millennials

Under the impression most millennials borrow money from their parents and still live at home? Think again…
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7 November 2019
Business

It's her way or the highway!

80-95% of all car buying decisions are made by women. That means almost every sales pitch you make, at the end of the day, is decided upon by a woman.
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7 November 2019
Business

It's prime-time for non-prime loans

Did you know 30% of Canadians cannot get bank or OEM financing approval for their new vehicle?
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6 November 2019
News

BRP Club 2020 electrifies powersports industry

Back in 2008, Tesla changed the auto game forever, when they released the very first fully electric- powered car.

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