My company offers an interest free loan up to 10k, no questions asked. The repayment length is agreed and the payments are deducted from your monthly paycheck. The obvious incentive here is that once you owe the company money, you're less likely to leave.
Some people in the office have taken up this offer for things like gaming computers, new cars, etc.
I'm sitting here thinking...why not just stick that in a high interest savings account and leave it? If I borrowed 10k and set the repayment length for 5 years, then in that time I'd earn probably +2k in interest.
As for an exit strategy, I could take out a personal loan to cover the rest, right?
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