If you are a reader of Robert T. Kiyosaki’s series of books, you would have known that Robert has presented us with the concept of two kinds of debt: good debt and bad debt. As all of us know, debt is usually a “financial liability” to many people, so how can debt be good? The example of a “good debt” given by Robert Kiyosaki is one which I believe quite a number of people here are familiar with though they may not know that their deeds are classified under Robert’s classification of “good debt”. Simply put, an example of a good debt is to borrow monies from the bank to pay off one’s housing mortgage loan and if the owner of the housing unit is able to rent out his unit or a room in his unit such that the monthly rent collected is more than the monthly mortgage payment ......