Does paying all cash mean a cheaper option vs using the financial planning?

July 1, 2016
Asked By:choim14 in Las Vegas, NV

Wondering if the doctor will charge me more for my implants if I opt for the financial planning. I am more than capable of paying it off within the number of months given before the interest hits, but I don't want to put 5k down all at once.

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