Loans To Take Or Forsake
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Loans: To Take or Forsake?
Summary: Discover when it's wise to take out loans and when to avoid them.
Many of us have loans, whether it’s a student loan for a recent graduate, a car loan for your neighbor, or a mortgage for a married couple. At some point, borrowing seems unavoidable.
So, when should you take a loan, and when should you steer clear?
First, consider the purpose of the loan. Are you starting a business, pursuing an MBA, eyeing a dream car, or planning a home purchase?
Starting a Business
Carefully assess your business's potential profitability since you’ll need profits to repay the loan. If you're inexperienced, consult a lawyer. Business investments warrant cautious deliberation.Pursuing an MBA
If you’re career-driven and considering a loan for further studies, plan thoroughly. Compare salary differences between those with and without an MBA. Ensure a potential salary increase to cover the loan. Check if your employer offers study loans, which often have lower interest rates than banks.Dream Car
If you’re eyeing a sleek convertible, think carefully. Taking a massive loan for a car that will impress your friends temporarily may not be worthwhile. After the initial excitement, you'll face years of repayments. Consider how much you could save for retirement if you forgo the loan.Buying a Home
When discussing a dream home with your family, explain the trade-offs. Your kids might prefer current luxuries, like gadgets, over a new house. Give them time to consider what they value most.Furniture Purchases
If your partner dreams of an expensive Italian sofa, propose a reasonable alternative. Opt for a moderately priced sofa and perhaps invest in a high-quality bed, considering how much time you spend in bed compared to on the sofa. Avoid taking loans for furniture as they can wear out quickly, yet the loan remains.Golden Rules for Loans
1. Purpose Matters: Before taking a loan, clarify its purpose. Loans offer quick cash but come with long-term commitments.2. Repayment Priority: Repay loans as quickly as possible. Don’t take new loans to cover existing debts or credit card balances; this only exacerbates issues. Seek financial advice if you're trapped in a debt cycle.
3. Think Before Borrowing Again: Once you’ve cleared your debts, think carefully before taking on new, large loans.
Some loans, like mortgages, may be necessary for securing shelter. Opt for a modest home within your means rather than an extravagant one. Save the luxury purchases for when your finances allow it comfortably.
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