What is the difference between good debt and bad debt?
Good debt is debt used for the purposes of creating value. A home loan is an example of good debt. A home has the potential of increasing in value. Similarly business loans are another example of good debt. Bad debt is debt on an item that goes down in value after the item is purchased. For example, when you purchase a car, the value of the car goes down as soon as you drive it off the lot. The debt taken to purchase the car is termed as bad debt. Regardless of which kind of debt you have, we can match you with debt relief programs that are suitable for your financial circumstances.