Turning one's debt into wealth is not an easy task to accomplish, but it is indeed possible. You must take certain steps to reach this goal including evaluating your financial situation, creating a budget, cutting back on excessive use of credit cards, and putting money into savings when possible. For more information on this topic you can go online to several financial websites including creative wealth building and credit.
There are many websites and books that offer ways to turn debt into wealth although a budgeting service would be best in assisting with managing finances and clearing debt. Having someone to keep accountability would be needed so having a trustworthy friend or colleague to help resist the temptation to spend would be a must, until debts are cleared thereafter investing what has been saved will lead towards wealth.
A simple search with your favorite tool will provide many agencies and individuals that can provide expert advice on debt management. The best advise one should consider is not using debt at all but instead build your own wealth by saving and investing wisely.
It was only rich families that arranged marriages...it was a way of keeping wealth, or getting wealth.....especially if your were in debt and needed a rich wife
Yes, one could safely say that Cleopatra was a very wealthy woman. Even though her father left her with a massive debt to repay, she was able to clear the debt and start accumulating wealth for the country and for herself. Through taxation, wheat profits and especially the papyrus trade, she amassed a fortune. Cleopatra's wealth was the main reason that Marc Antony entered into an alliance with her, as he needed her money to finance his military ventures.
you combine assets and liabilities, so in short yes
Yes. As the "owner" of the debt, they can sell, or assign, the debt to anyone they please.
Daniel Oks has written: 'Wealth effects of voluntary debt reduction in Latin America' -- subject(s): Debt equity conversion, Debt relief, Debts, External, External Debts
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Debt consolidation companies do not eliminate debt. Do not confuse this with debt settlement. Consolidation companies simply merge all of your debts together into one payment a month that you make to them and sometimes lower interest rates. Debt settlement companies, however, negotiate directly with your creditors/collection agencies to settle debts for a lower, agreed upon, lump sum. This in turn gets you out of debt quicker.
Good debt refers to borrowing money for investments that have the potential to increase in value or generate income over time, such as student loans or a mortgage. Bad debt, on the other hand, is borrowing money for purchases that do not increase in value or generate income, such as credit card debt for unnecessary expenses. Good debt can be distinguished from bad debt by considering whether the borrowed money is being used to build wealth or improve one's financial situation in the long run.
This is possible when you can have values of less than zero. If I have $100 of wealth, a 150% decrease in my wealth would mean I am now $50 in debt.
Yes - absolutely a debt can be passed from one debt collection agency to another.