@DLoG2c
Paid off my credit card 10 months ago, and from that day I went crazy like a man with his hair on fire, and started saving all the money I could. It was hard saving that first 1k, but let me tell you all something once you make it a habit to save, you start to see your account balance grow and little by little the weight on your shoulders becomes a bit more bareable. Thank you Mr. Ramsey you’re a life saver! 🙏
@LarryLamb-wb6nw
Yes, if you are debt-free , all your money coming in is yours to do with as you please !
@don_hug
Funny how we’re all told that success means making more money, but no one warns you about what comes next. More taxes, more expenses, more stress. It’s like you finally get ahead, and suddenly, you’re drowning in new problems.
@christophersmiley4691
Just paid off 5 credit cards. Down to 1200 in credit card debt. Let’s go
@chrismurillo301
He says the most basic things but they make so much sense
@Scenic.Avenue
Very true with the exception of housing. Whether its rent or taxes; there is always a payment..Florida has the right idea with pushing to eliminate property taxes..
@cindy25495
Money in > Money out
@markg999
Pretty simple but true.
@justamanwithbeliefs
Sold my home after 24 years in the U.S. and moving back to India to care for my parents. Need advice on investing the proceeds for steady monthly income
@bbharim
I avoided payments like the plague. I kept my bills to a minimum. For years i was homeless but i had no payments.
@jessiegoss3712
I like it. Just took me years to get here. ❤😊
@keithcasey866
Love this man
@Greigames
Thanks Dave didn’t get that before now
@deko2485
We just paid off $45,000.00 in debt. We have our mortgage and one small debt to pay off. That debt will be paid off in 3 months. That snowball money will go towards the mortgage payment and pay off the house 8 years early. This week alone we donated to a neighbor's memorial account whose hubby died; a donation to a Go Fund Me account for family on a cop killed in the line of duty; large tips to a waiter and waitress; doubled our savings accounts amounts. We still have more money left over than ever so that will go into savings for a trip we want to take in the fall. Thanks Dave. It works; we are almost there.
@CindyJoosten-d9j
I wish that was true most people don't make enough money to pay their bills and buy food
@LucasScholar
What’s truly crazy is, once you read The Black Book of Riches by Christopher Voss you realize how blinded you were, but it’s never too late. That book has some serious knowledge
@joshua8848
Not only is it interesting it makes life rather fun. ✌️
@andrecancol
Paid my mortgage and Donta have any payments just regular utilities and food and get a rental income from a property which is also paid off
@summitcrew1544
Word of advice to your social media coordinator. your shorts need to be a little longer. Its too to get engaged.
@janlang5999