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RIFCO Inc. V.RFC

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RIFCO Inc is an auto-purchase finance company. Its subsidiaries are engaged in vehicle financing. The company provides non-traditional vehicle financing to motorists through a growing network of select new and used vehicle retailers. Its auto financing is available to both franchise and independent dealers who want to create a partnership. The company has its operation in all provinces in Canada except Quebec.


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Comment by PAGODA5on Feb 25, 2014 12:53pm
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RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Tripped a wire

RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Tripped a wirePeople need to drive, they need to get work.  Sure house payments are number one but car payments are a close second for the majority of people.  Also, over the long term, sure higher rates will hit the bottom line, but the question is, how many new customers will orginate from the increases.  I believe even a small increase will lead to much higher customer numbers.   
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