Why "No Credit, No Debt" is Usually Dumb Advice

The Finance Therapist

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Why "No Credit, No Debt" is Usually Dumb Advice

12 de mar. de 2024 · 10m 57s

Capítulos

01 · Intro

02 · Crossroad

1m 12s

03 · What would you feel comfortable with?

2m 29s

04 · Are you leveraging your credit?

3m 42s

05 · How to know if you are proactive in managing debt

5m 30s

06 · What is your credit report saying about you?

6m 32s

07 · Should you run up a bunch of bills?

7m 44s

08 · National Credit Education Month

8m 47s

09 · A Common Myth

10m 29s

Descripción

Listen, don't get me wrong. If your goal is to be completely financially free, maybe living off of the grid or just so wealthy that you'll never work, volunteer, need...

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Listen, don't get me wrong.

If your goal is to be completely financially free, maybe living off of the grid or just so wealthy that you'll never work, volunteer, need a loan, co-sign for someone and you will be layered in assets galore, that is fine. Life isn't always about your assets. Sometimes you need to prove you are not bat crazy with your finances.

It is probably not happening tomorrow, though.

In that case, you might want to think about having good credit.

For good credit, you need to have some debt.

Managable debt. But why?

This episode is all about that.

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Autor	Michele Paiva
Organización	Michele Paiva ™️
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