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Hire Purchase
(redirected from installment buying)

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Hire Purchase
The right to purchase an asset by the user of the asset according to a pre-agreed method. The user may be the owner for tax purposes.
Hire Purchase
A British and Commonwealth term for closed-end leasing. See also: Rent-to-own.
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