
Navigating Good and Bad Debt

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Ethan Morris
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Social Studies
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9th - 12th Grade
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8 plays
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Easy
04:34
10 questions
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1.
Multiple Choice
What is considered good debt?
Loans for gambling or entertainment
Borrowing for investments that yield higher returns than the debt cost
Debt taken for non-essential luxuries
Using credit cards for everyday expenses
2.
Multiple Choice
Why might buying a house be considered good debt?
It is always profitable
It generally depreciates over time
It requires no maintenance costs
It can reduce future rent expenses and potentially appreciate
3.
Multiple Choice
What should be carefully evaluated before taking on student debt?
The color of the school's mascot
Whether the degree enhances job prospects sufficiently to offset the debt
The popularity of the course
Proximity of the school to beaches
4.
Multiple Choice
What should you consider before buying a car on loan?
The car's color
If the car is essential for improving job opportunities
The sound system quality
The brand of the car
5.
Multiple Choice
What is an example of bad debt?
A loan for a medical emergency
Credit for educational purposes
Borrowing to buy a luxury watch you cannot afford
Investment in a business startup
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