This comment is gold. Debt phobia is real. But the facts here are big investments like buying a home, are not possible without debt, and earlier you go into a debt and earlier you can clear it. The earlier you will have that asset. The same logic continues for multiple properties too.
Another big factor in this is Change jobs often is not a workable strategy here. Anybody with regular focus on their health and investments will tell you. You just can't raise money for making big investments(like above) when you don't have a stable job. Same happens with health too. Unfortunately most people often equate rapid changes to a process with progress. Whereas big progress is often a result of consistent improvement to a single process over long periods of time.
In an economic system with Inflation, increasing responsibilities and biology making aging and being healthy hard. Hoping to save up to buy some thing later is strategy that just doesn't work.
Simple reasoning tells us you need to go into debt a lot, early and often.
Another big factor in this is Change jobs often is not a workable strategy here. Anybody with regular focus on their health and investments will tell you. You just can't raise money for making big investments(like above) when you don't have a stable job. Same happens with health too. Unfortunately most people often equate rapid changes to a process with progress. Whereas big progress is often a result of consistent improvement to a single process over long periods of time.
In an economic system with Inflation, increasing responsibilities and biology making aging and being healthy hard. Hoping to save up to buy some thing later is strategy that just doesn't work.
Simple reasoning tells us you need to go into debt a lot, early and often.