Most people carry some kind of debt — credit cards, car loans, student loans, maybe even a mortgage. It’s a normal part of life for many families. But here’s the truth: not all debt is created equal.

The Indebted States of America: How much debt is too much? Feb. 3, 2014 -- We are a nation of debtors. Altogether, American consumers are $11.3 trillion in debt. More than $856 billion of this is from ...

Generally, the mere mention of debt or loan brings a wave of worry to the mind of the average person. We've always been ...

Can you be wealthy and in debt? Discover how the rich use debt to grow wealth, cut taxes and invest smarter -- debunking the ...

There’s a lot of talk about debt and whether it is good or bad. As a general rule, when discussing money matters or, really, anything in life, whenever superlatives are used, something is probably ...

According to Orman, bad debt "is where you are paying for your present day desires, but your costs are going to be your future day needs." The most common example? Credit card debt. It typically comes ...

Debt is often treated as a bad word though taking out loans and swiping credit cards is commonplace and unavoidable for most households across the country. However, not all debt is “bad” debt. At ...

Graham Stephan confronted Dave Ramsey about his views on debt on an episode of “The Iced Coffee Hour,” a podcast Stephan ...

Before assuming your loans are automatically a ‘good’ debt, consider your degree’s predicted return on investment (ROI) compared to your total student debt load. Bad debt Bad debt, on the other hand, ...

Many people view debt as a bad thing, but if you use it properly, it can move you closer to your financial goals. Real estate investor and financial influencer Graham Stephan recently explained in an ...