Unnecessary debt - like debt on credit and store charge cards - can destroy your
investment opportunities. Why?
A. Because you pay more in interest on your debt than you could make on
your investments.
B. Because you'll forget to invest.
C. Because the credit card and loan companies will go out of business if you
don't use them
D. None of the above.
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