Debt is not always bad, there’s also a good debt. According to Suze Orman, author of the book Women & Money: Owning the Power to Control Your Destiny, some types of debt can be categorized as a good loan.

Good credit loans includes: Have credit loan to buy assets, such as a home or mortgage, education or student loan, medical loan, as well as business debt. Meanwhile, the bad loan is sums of money spend to finance the desire or depreciating assets like cars, credit card accounts, home equity, and so forth.

To determine whether good loan or not, Brad Stroh from Bills.com, ask some loan conditions that are categorized as good credit loans, namely:

1. Debt should be limited, without the ability to continue to rise. Meanwhile, revolving accounts like credit cards is just the opposite.
2. Debt interest rates must be stable, at levels reasonable and predictable.
3. Debt must have the amount of regular payments that can be managed within budget and on time to avoid penalties for late payment and interest rate increases.
4. Debt has a purpose deemed reasonable by most people.
5. Debt was issued for something that valuable like buying a house or invests.

Now after knowing the terms of the good loan, hopefully can reduce anxiety among us who fear debt, and add a caution to those who already have credit cards stacked on the wallet.

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