assets v's liabilities

What Is The Difference?

An asset is something that provides you with cash flow and long term benefits.  An example of an asset is a rental property providing a regular income.

A liability is something that takes money from you.  For example you take out a car on hire purchase. It takes money from your cash flow each month and also requires maintenance and incurs costs for petrol/diesel etc..  This is called a negative cash flow.

The key to financial freedom is understanding and realising that financial freedom can come from acquiring assets.  This is one of the most important lessons when it comes to generating wealth, to know the difference between an asset and a liability.

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