What is the difference Between Assets and liabilities


Generally, anything that has positive monetary value is considered as an asset like houses, cars, bonds etc. Anything that has negative monetary value is considered as a liability, e.g. all types of debts. However, in this book, we will consider those things assets that appreciate in value with time or generate positive cash flows/ profits etc.; all other things are liabilities for us. To become financially free, you have to increase the assets and must keep the liabilities at a minimum. Most luxury items typically depreciate in value over time, while well-maintained investments in bonds, real estate, stocks, etc. appreciate with time.

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