The zero percent is real effective on those (U.S.) models, ... Customers shop the monthly payment, so zero percent is what moves the vehicles. As long as they (automakers) can afford to offer zero percent, they're going to be there with it.

If you re-extend from 15 years back out to 30 years, that might reduce your monthly payment by 30 percent, ... If there isn't a likelihood that you'll pay off your mortgage, the re-extension of the term of your loan could measurably improve your cash flow.

We're a what's-my-monthly-payment nation. The idea is to have my monthly payments as high as I can take. If you cut interest rates, I'll get a bigger car.

It is better that one's customers come to one's shop than to have to look for them abroad.

We all use so many communications services, and the monthly bills can be significant. I found a way to zero-out all my bills completely.

One's own employees ought to be one's own best customers. Paying high wages is behind the prosperity of this country.