Let’s look at the maths. If you’ve got debt at 17.9%, 25%, or even higher—those are priority one. They’re eating your financial progress. The Donegans [...]
This hinges on the kind of debt you’re holding and whether the rate is fixed or floating. If your debt has a fixed interest rate—great. [...]
Great question—and a classic case of it depends on the maths. The Donegans would ask: > What kind of debt is it? > What are [...]
It depends on your country’s laws. Many places have a “statute of limitations” that means old, unacknowledged debts can become unenforceable after a certain time [...]
You can, but weigh it carefully. Look at the interest rate on the debt versus the potential return from your investments. Also consider tax, fees, [...]
Yes—it's your decision. But whether it’s the most effective option depends on the numbers.
