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3 ways debt can be a helpful tool | PennyWise podcast
Not all debt is bad. Learn how to leverage debt with these three tips on the latest episode of PennyWise.
3 ways debt can be a helpful tool
PennyWise Podcast host Teri Barr is talking with Sara Rathner, a Personal Finance Expert with NerdWallet, to learn how you can use debt as a financial tool.
Sara shares the differences between bad and "good" debt, and explains the three ways to use it to your advantage, especially right now.
More Pennywise episodes with Sara:
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More from Sara at NerdWallet:
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