Stop rushing to pay off that 3% interest debt when your money could be growing at 8% or more. It might feel good to be debt-free, but if your interest rate is low (think 3–5%), you could actually be costing yourself money by not investing instead.
Not all debt is bad—especially when it’s cheap. Instead of wiping it out completely, consider investing the difference and letting compound interest do the heavy lifting.
This is how you build real wealth—by letting your money work harder than your debt.
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