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Debt — understanding managing escaping

Debt is borrowed time — a claim that your future self will work to satisfy a need your present self could not delay. Some debt is rational and some is the product of desperation, but all of it changes the shape of your future choices. Reason says: understand the full cost of what you owe, including the years of labor it represents, before you call it manageable.

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