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Does Mass have a 3 day policy on cars that let you change your mind if you decide you dont want it if you have not taken possession of it but put money down?
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∙ 15y ago
NO. You can never return a vehicle in any state unless the seller agrees. The Buyer's Remorse Law only applies to unsolicited sales and not to vehicles. Of course if you have not taken possession and payed for the car, then you may get out of it especially if you have not signed any papers. You can then walk away. Otherwise talk to the selling dealer and ask to get out of the deal.
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A change is the money supply will change investment when?
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What change in monetary policy could eventually cause overborrowing and overinvestment?
a decrease in the money supply
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What are the different tax policies?
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What is the policy used most by the Fed to change the money supply?
interest rates
What problem does tight money policy combat?
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What is a non forfeiture option on a long term care policy?
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What policy relates to money and banking?
monetary policy
