You've heard it when stores let you walk away with an iPod, laptop, big screen as long as you make your monthly payments.

But you also know products become cheaper or more inclusive over time.

So, my question is, if there was a fund program that lets you save maybe $20-50, or $100 a month, and by the end of the term (maybe a year) pays for your desired gadget with the interest made (so you end up spending less for something newer)

Would this interest you?

For example : Today an iPod classic is $249
Your option is : pay nothing, and pay $20 a month or about a year. By then you'll see there's another new one out.

OR,
Save $22 a month, by the end of 11 months you'll have
$242 saved, maybe this accumulates some interest and the fund agrees to give you $255+ for your iPod (you can add gadgets too), it'll be a NEW style, probably with more capacity and functions.

Let me know what you think!