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Secretes of Credit Card Wealth

April 2nd, 2008 by editor

There are two debts: good debt and bad debt. Bad debt is borrowing from consumers. Here you bound your future options, and you obtain less in life. It look like more, because you obtain it now, but with interest, and the tendency to pay more when purchasing on credit, you will never be capable to purchase as much as those who pay cash.

Credit card wealth secretes have to rotate around the idea of good debt. This is any borrowing that raises your income, or creates capitals gains. So how do you obtain your credit cards to start doing that for you?

Creation of Credit Card Wealth

One friend of mine borrowed $7000 from me at 9 percent interest. But I did not have the money at that time. However I had a credit card offer for a cash advance for eight months at 5 percent interest. I gave him loan money for 6 months. Here, 4 percent increase meant only a $120 profit in the end, but was easy.

Another better example is when we purchased a house in Dakota. Cash payment will be great deal for us. So with ours savings and a $3,000 worth of repairs on credit card, we made it work. We paid less than $100 in interest prior selling the home a few months later for a $6,500 income.

The main point is that any debt, it is from credit cards or other sources, it can be a good debt if it produces more than it costs.

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