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Reply #9: Of course but that is a far cry from saying no debt is good. [View All]

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Statistical Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Jun-01-10 07:33 AM
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9. Of course but that is a far cry from saying no debt is good.
Also with a loan/debt inflation works on your side. Say you finance the factor at 8% but their is 3% inflation. You effective interest cost is 5%. Now as a business you can right off that interest (35% tax bracket) thus your effective post tax interest rate is like 3.25%.

Assuming gaining the new factor in a year as opposed to 2 decades has a higher ROI than 3.25% it would be foolish not to use debt to finance capital expansion.
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