Thomas Rogers
Well-Known Member
Gavin also said:
That's good, because I NEVER tried to do that.
I said it several times, and if typing slower or typing in all caps would allow you to hear and understand I would try that...but I will say it again.
The debt, in this case a mortgage or a bike loan is without question. It is given. It is assumed.
I never said taking on debt is a good recipe for gaining wealth. However, we could discuss that. It seems that many companies have a pretty prosporous business model of taking on debt in order to make money. That's essentially what any lender does.
My initial comments were simply to encourage people that it is often the case that investing elsewhere instead of paying down already held, low interest rate debt often has one money ahead. And you have done NOTHING to counter that claim, and very little it seems to even understand it.
Sorry if I am being harsh, but you seem to not be listening.
TJR
You still haven't convinced me that taking on debt makes people more wealthy.
That's good, because I NEVER tried to do that.
I said it several times, and if typing slower or typing in all caps would allow you to hear and understand I would try that...but I will say it again.
The debt, in this case a mortgage or a bike loan is without question. It is given. It is assumed.
I never said taking on debt is a good recipe for gaining wealth. However, we could discuss that. It seems that many companies have a pretty prosporous business model of taking on debt in order to make money. That's essentially what any lender does.
My initial comments were simply to encourage people that it is often the case that investing elsewhere instead of paying down already held, low interest rate debt often has one money ahead. And you have done NOTHING to counter that claim, and very little it seems to even understand it.
Sorry if I am being harsh, but you seem to not be listening.
TJR
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