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So lets say you want a 20k surgery
But its hard to save up all that money, and youll spend every day for the next 2 years saving every penny and not spending not going outside, not progressing in life.
Thats pretty shitty. Yea youll get ur surgery but its just not ideal.
A more ideal way to do it would be
buy assets instead of liabilities, then use them assets to pay for the surgery
For example
buying a buy-to-let property with that 20k as the deposit. Then your making like $200-300 per month profit off it
then you could get your surgery for 20k on a loan where you only have to back back 200-300 monthly
and your asset will literally pay off your 20k surgery for you, and continue making money for you after that forever
instead of just splashing the 20k directly on the surgery
But its hard to save up all that money, and youll spend every day for the next 2 years saving every penny and not spending not going outside, not progressing in life.
Thats pretty shitty. Yea youll get ur surgery but its just not ideal.
A more ideal way to do it would be
buy assets instead of liabilities, then use them assets to pay for the surgery
For example
buying a buy-to-let property with that 20k as the deposit. Then your making like $200-300 per month profit off it
then you could get your surgery for 20k on a loan where you only have to back back 200-300 monthly
and your asset will literally pay off your 20k surgery for you, and continue making money for you after that forever
instead of just splashing the 20k directly on the surgery