Friday, 28 February 2014

HOW TO IDENTIFY GOOD AND BAD DEBTS

HOW TO IDENTIFY GOOD AND BAD DEBTS

DEBTS

Whether your debt is good or bad depends on the type of debt, the reason you owe it, and whether you can afford to repay it. When used the right way, debt can help you manage your finances more effectively, leverage your wealth, buy things you need, and handle emergencies.



GOOD DEBTS

A good debt should also be one that the debtor can afford to repay on time and especially the interest rate is low.
Examples of good debt are mortgage, emergency medical, property, study or business loans etc
 
BAD DEBTS

These are often debts incurred for purchases that are useless, or for depreciating assets that will not produce an income. Advance payment can be dangerous as well.
Example of buying an 60-inch TV Set or Unused Sports cars etc.


TIPS: –
*  A credit card debt is not bad debts if you able to pay all off during receiving the statement.

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