Renting a TV, maybe a good option, whether you want to rent-to-own or you need a TV for a short period of time or want to keep up-to-date with new technology.
And when it comes to the Rent-to-Own agreement you have ownership options to either continue renting. Or as most would think keep the TV at the end of your renting agreement, that way you not throwing your money away.
But since a Rent-to-Own is not a credit agreement at any time you can also exit your contract with a 30-day notice period. And that’s a plus not being bound to a credit agreement that you have to continue paying irrespective of your financial situation. You’d simply notify the company you renting from to come and collect the TV and you’ll not be obliged to make any further payment.
And interestingly, should you continue to keep the rental agreement and take an extension contract that’s a benefit too. From lesser payments per month to continued TV license and insurance cover which has no excess. As well as continued service should your TV be removed for repairs a loan TV is provided. And if it cannot be repaired a replacement TV is sent. And that’s a service that wouldn’t come easy from your local electronics store.
Another benefit for renting a TV is to keep up with the latest technology. As when you rent your TV you have the flexibility to upgrade your contract to the latest model. All factors that make it seem that renting a TV may not be such a bad idea after all.