The wrong kind of debt can hold you back from making progress on your financial goals.
Instead he says that we are just in
the wrong kind of debt.
Not exact matches
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This program is
kind of like a whistle - blower program, in that the IRS is willing to wipe out some
of your
debt for your help in proving that the other person (the guilty spouse), has done something
wrong.
Of course, if things start going horribly wrong, everybody & their mother suddenly wakes up & notices all kinds of issues — the earnings gap, mediocre earnings growth (vs. the P / E), poor cash flow, a looming debt burden, etc
Of course, if things start going horribly
wrong, everybody & their mother suddenly wakes up & notices all
kinds of issues — the earnings gap, mediocre earnings growth (vs. the P / E), poor cash flow, a looming debt burden, etc
of issues — the earnings gap, mediocre earnings growth (vs. the P / E), poor cash flow, a looming
debt burden, etc..
Neither is necessarily right or
wrong, you have to do what's right for you, but i have to say I believe there are 2 different
kinds of debt - consumption
debt which is bad (e.g. student loans and credit cards), which Kiyosaki calls «doo dads» and what I consider «good
debt», by using other peoples money (such as a bank) to purchase INCOME PRODUCING ASSETS (NOT speculative ones).