Good Debt Vs. Bad Debt Isn't all debt bad?
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And then there's the timeless «
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Understanding
good debt vs. bad debt would probably keep a lot of people out of financial difficulty in the first place, much like avoiding having to file for back taxes.
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In a past episode I talked to four industry experts about
good debt vs. bad debt.
Not exact matches
If you own shares of McDonald's, Johnson & Johnson, an S&P 500 index fund, or any other countless security, when you glance over your reports, you should know exactly why you own them — how much you expect earnings per share to rise over the next decade, management's capital allocation policies (dividends
vs. share repurchases
vs. debt reduction
vs. acquisitions,
vs. growing organically), as
well a legal and economic trends that might affect your position.
Tay said future studies will need to look at other sources of
debt as
well as the role of «
good»
debt vs. «bad»
debt, among the various kinds of
debt, such as a mortgage, student loans or credit cards.
When it comes to investing
vs. mortgage and
debt reduction, the
best plan may actually be a combination of both.
But you're in a community here on Man
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good» or «bad» effects on those scores are beside the point.
I didn't see you talk about the risk of the funds (
debt vs. stocks), if you study the funds you want to invest in and you know the risk you can tolerate, you can make a pretty
good investment.
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I am an Escrow Officer and am familiar with short sales, foreclosures, etc. but what no one could confirm for me... and you did, was the difference in the impact of short sale
vs. deed in lieu of and the fact that HR 3648 also applies to
debt forgiven as a result of short sale as
well as foreclosure.....
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Debt a
Good Idea?
Someone who makes very little money, but has little to no
debt can have a
better chance at qualifying
vs. someone who makes a lot of money, but has incurred a lot of
debt.
It has GBP 28.5 mio of Cash (and no
Debt)
vs. a GBP 52.1 mio Mkt Cap, an even
better 11.3 % dividend yield (covered for 5 years), and yes, it has a lurking great catalyst in the form of a key activist shareholder.
More generally, some
debt collectors are
better / cheaper than others, but success comes down to what you pay for
debt vs. what you ultimately extract.
You may think that since the credit card
debt has a higher interest rate than what Poor Peter can get from the stock market (12 %
vs. 8 %), it would be
better for Poor Peter to pay off the
debt.
It's important to know the difference between «
Good vs. Bad»
debt, and think through the implications before you intentionally incur ANY
debt.
Consolidation loan
vs. balance transfer
vs. DIY payment plan — Comparison shop and run the numbers to get the
best debt payoff plan... (See Pay off)
In terms of your actual question about notes
vs. real estate, again mileage will vary by all the factors above but my own opinion notes are designed to have more protections (i.e. they are
debt) but have disadvantages as
well such as that you get no appreciation, less tax benefits etc..