I just read a great book called Robin Hood Math that is all about taking our power back from algorithms and creating our own metrics. The same is true with financial rules.
I believe in knowing my required expenses; housing, food, transportation. I am currently relying on a meal preparation service for most of my meals. I am a good and healthy cook, my husband's diease dosen't allow me the time or energy to cook most days.
I think it's considered "bad" debt because lenders cannot grab items purchased with that type of debt for resale.
I just read a great book called Robin Hood Math that is all about taking our power back from algorithms and creating our own metrics. The same is true with financial rules.
Love that idea! I’ll have to check out the book, thank you.
I believe in knowing my required expenses; housing, food, transportation. I am currently relying on a meal preparation service for most of my meals. I am a good and healthy cook, my husband's diease dosen't allow me the time or energy to cook most days.
I think it's considered "bad" debt because lenders cannot grab items purchased with that type of debt for resale.