An employerâs number of full-time employees matters both for purposes of whether the Employer Shared Responsibility provisions apply to an employer and whether an Employer Shared Responsibility payment is owed by an employer (and the amount of that payment).
We explain a few situations when it might be a good idea and a few more when you should just walk away. In general, we don't recommend buying an extended warranty on a used car. Warranty companies are in business to make money, and they've usually done their homework. This means you'll likely spend more on the warranty than any repair costs your car may accrue during the period when the warranty is valid.
You purchased one of the many âadd-onâ products that dealers try to sell with every new car purchase to try to boost their profits. An extended warranty isnât really a warranty at all. Itâs actually a service contract for providing repairs, maintenance or both on your car after the manufacturerâs car warranty expires. It is fairly common for extended warranties to have a small deductible and to exclude certain items, so you may have actually been presented with a decent service agreement.