Dave Ramsey shares the 5 ultimate rules to handle your money like the rich. They are based on common sense and guarantee wealth building if implemented over a period of time. Just follow the rules — 90% can’t.
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Dave Ramsey: You Only Need To Know These 5 Rules
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I agree that many people are considering NVDA as the "Stock of the year." However, I'm curious about which stocks could potentially become the next META in terms of growth over the next decade. I've allocated $200k for investment, looking for companies to make additions to boost performance
Really well presented.
I took my adult child to Financial Peace University. I sat through it, eliminated my small amount of debt, and got the information I would need when I became widowed two years later. It’s not all about debt, although that’s the most important, it’s getting ready for any life changes.
The moment he said, "Money will NOT make you happy." was the moment I rejected anything he could say afterwards. I would estimate that 99.99999999999999% of people would be happy if I gave them a ton of money. I could prove that money makes random people happy any day, any place, to almost any person.
Very professional and well explained.
Great video, and great teachings too
Investing and trading crypto is not soo easy but once you have a good coach that can guide you very well i bet you will find it very easy to invest and trade in crypto and also trade and invest with what you can afford to lose no one is 100% perfect
500 per month from age 30 to age 50 is only 120k. Please tell us you fat bald mess how that becomes 5.6 million?
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It’s true money doesn’t make you happy but money does help make you happier
that’s what happens when your soul prospers the rest of you will prosper
There is an evitable happiness in that
Think about it
I wanna be miserable but rich
I am 62. I have no debt and $19 million in assets. I had a plan and worked very hard (physically), but I worked for myself (my business), made lots of sacrifices along the way. Today I live on easy street
My rules…1) Dont listen to Jim Cramer 2) Dont listen to Dave Ramsey 3) Dont listen to anyone who doesnt understand why saving currency is not an investment strategy nor a good idea for growing wealth 4) Dont invest in stocks if you havent studied the stock/sector your buying in 5) identify experts in their field and listen to them. Dont listen to Charlatans.
Jesus… he is good!
I have two points of disagreement: tipping well even if the service is bad and not using credit cards. I always tip well, but I don't reward poor work performance and I use credit cards as a convenience to carrying fat stacks of Benjamins so I don't have to worry about being robbed. I use the cash back option on my credit cards and pay the bill in full each month, so the credit card company is paying me to use their card. I retired 4 years ago at age 56 from a federal government job with a paid-off house and zero debt. The blessing of government jobs is that they have pensions, and I have yet had the need to withdraw even a nickel from my 401K.
@ 3:19…..
I have been doing manufacturing for over 25 years and the one thing I do know is that there is always, always a markup. In. Lordstown, Ohio, where they built the Chevy cruzes, it cost between $4,000 and 6,000 to build one. And what were they selling those cars for? About 25,000. Like I said, always, always a markup. That's one more reason to never buy a brand new car even if you are a millionaire
Thank you Dave for the explanation on generosity being a spirit ❤❤❤ all glory to God ❤❤❤
I want to be like Dave … the word he speaks resonate
Imagine living in a country where you are bankrupt because of medical bills due to cancer
Omg, too foo funny, « if you plant corn don’t be surprised if beans don’t come up »😅
Reminds me of the expression, « I didn’t just fall off the turnip truck »
I saw six rules