The 'Good Debt' Dilemma: Why Americans Regret College and Homeownership

For generations, mortgages and student loans have been considered 'good debt'—borrowing that builds wealth or increases earning power. But as the costs of buying a home and getting a degree have soared, more Americans are questioning whether these investments are actually paying off. This video explores the growing regret among those who took on such debt, examining the factors that have led to this shift in sentiment. Through personal stories and expert analysis, the segment looks at the financial burdens of homeownership and higher education, and the broader economic implications. It also discusses the changing perceptions of debt and the challenges facing younger generations. For more on personal finance and the economy, visit Bloomberg.com.