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Buy or Lease Your Hot Water Tank?
Should you invest in a water heater or rent one from HydroSolution? See how the long-term costs stack up and choose the best option for your home.
- Scenario 1: Own Your Hot Water Tank
- Scenario 2: HydroSolution Lease Plan
- Which One Is Higher (%)
Compare the upfront and long-term costs between buying a hot water tank and leasing from HydroSolution. This chart shows how the total expenses stack up over time, helping you decide which option is more budget-friendly and hassle-free.
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The upfront price for buying a hot water tank outright. This covers the cost of the tank itself.
The one-time fee for installing the hot water tank. Includes professional setup and necessary adjustments.
The monthly leasing fee for a hot water tank from HydroSolution. This covers ongoing rental, maintenance, and repairs.
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- AmountAny single amount ($).
- Cash FlowRent, insurance premium, salary, ...
- Current AssetReal estate, commodity, bonds, ...
- Installment LoanMortgage, car loan, ...
- PercentageAny percentage value (%).
- Years / MonthsAny time horizon.
- AgeShow "Age" instead of "# Years from Now."
- Retirement Age (requires Age)Enable "Investment Return After Retirement."
Time Value Assumptions
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How is Cash Value calculated?
Calculate your total cost by adding the initial purchase price and installation fee as your long-term investment.
Decisions / Expectations
(Expressions are evaluated at Year 0 only.)
Calculations
(Expressions are evaluated at every year.)
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- Take Installment LoanTake a mortgage, loan, etc.
- InvestReceive/Spend a lump sum.
- Expect to InvestExpect to receive/spend a lump sum.
- Expect Monthly Cash FlowExpect to receive/spend cash monthly.
- Expect Yearly Cash FlowExpect to receive/spend cash yearly.
- Define Variable (Numerical)Calculate an intermediate value.