Good vs. Bad Debt
Good debt is characterized by low interest rates and appropriate use, while bad debt typically lacks these qualities. With current savings accounts offering higher interest than some mortgage rates, it may be more beneficial to invest in savings rather than aggressively paying down a low-rate mortgage. Holding onto properties and allowing low-interest mortgages to amortize can also help reduce the money supply, aligning with broader economic goals.In this clip
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Personal Finance for Beginners: Budgeting, Investing, and Debt
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