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I know any debt is bad, but is a 4 to 1 INCOME to DEBT ratio acceptable, average, or bad? |
$200k income to $50k debt. $10k of the debt was business startup costs. Eduardo is right - not all debt is bad, there is such a thing as good debt, namely a mortgage, because the house appreciates in value over the long term and because of leverage, you get a better return on investment than if you bought it all cash. Bad debt would be car loan (ultimately it offsets because the car allows you to go to work to EARN money). That's good... a LOT better than most people, actually. Debt is not bad! Have you heard that saying?...always work with other people's money...it's beacause of leverage!! Do a search on leverage on google, and find out how you can make more money by using debt...Of course there are diferent variables you have to take into consideration when you are talking about debt, such as interest rate and rate of return of the investment (and others).. but as a general rule debt is not bad! |
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