Sentences with phrase «worth taking on more debt»

This move could save you hundreds or even thousands of dollars, so it's usually worth taking on more debt.

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It's strange how quickly my mindset changed from de-risking to increasing risk in two years, but I decided to take on $ 1,000,000 more in debt to buy a fixer in Golden Gate Heights because my online revenue was growing, my net worth had rebounded, and I strongly believed buying a panoramic ocean view home on both levels for $ 720 / sqft was a no brainer.

In addition to material and labor being more affordable (provided you're willing to put some sweat equity into the project), houses can be built in stages and added on to as resources allow — certainly a better option than taking out an overwhelming mortgage and racking up hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of debt.

Both private equity and venture capitalists can be more expensive than your typical business loan — investors tend to want a higher return — but it could be worth it if you don't want to take on debt.

While taking on debt to fund a college degree is associated with having a lower net worth, a more complete financial profile suggests a bachelor's degree does pay off in other ways, particularly in terms of household income.

Regulators have warned in recent years about debt - burdened consumers taking advantage of loan offers that leave them in a negative - equity situation where they owe more on the car than it's actually worth.