Kylie and her husband earn $96,000 a month in take-home pay but are drowning in $542,000 of debt—$411,000 in student loans, $80,000 in credit cards, a $36,000 401k loan, and a $15,000 car loan.…
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“I'm just gonna slow clap that one.”
— George Campbell, reacting to Graham Stephan's video admitting Dave Ramsey was right about paying off a mortgage.
“You're asking broke people for advice. You're gonna get broke people answers.”
— George Campbell
Kylie and her husband earn $96,000 a month in take-home pay but are drowning in $542,000 of debt—$411,000 in student loans, $80,000 in credit cards, a $36,000 401k loan, and a $15,000 car loan.…
Two Different Kinds of Financial Trust The most revealing moment in this episode of The Ramsey Show comes when a 24-year-old woman named Misty describes her situation: she doesn't drive, but she…
A 63-year-old caller in Los Angeles had $133,000 saved for retirement and planned to work until age 74. After running the numbers, the hosts showed that by investing 15% of her $130,000…
You have $160,000 of paid-off debt behind you, a freak accident that wiped out your emergency fund, and now you're back at step one with $67,000 in new debt. James called into the Ramsey Show…
The Best Return Isn’t Always Money Graham Stefan, a personal finance YouTuber who built a following on mathematical optimization, recently posted a video titled “I paid off my 2.875% mortgage.…
"Normal Is Broken" On The Ramsey Show, Dave Ramsey and George Campbell field calls from people trapped in the same cycle: emergencies drain their savings, debt keeps growing, and the standard…
The borrower is slave to the lender. That biblical proverb from Proverbs 22:7 runs like a quiet spine through every call on this episode of The Ramsey Show, as hosts George Campbell and Dr. John…
The episode opens on a devastating call from Tawny in Bismarck, North Dakota, who recently discovered her husband of ten years has been cheating and hiding credit card debt. “My whole world…
The Numbers Don't Lie A 26-year-old in California with $49,000 saved, no debt, and a full-time job called in desperate to buy a house. She was living with her parents, paying rent, and felt…
You Can't Borrow Your Way To A Better Life A 28-year-old law enforcement officer in Oklahoma calls in with $45,000 in consumer debt on a $50,000 take-home income, supporting a wife and four kids.…
A caller named Gracie, a pre-veterinary student who just finished undergrad with no debt, asks how to prepare for the roughly $200,000 in student loans she expects to take on for vet school. Dave…
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