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Gen Z Challenges Dave Ramsey, Favors Self-Care Over Being Debt-Free
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Dive into a compelling conversation on the PBD podcast, where the home team discusses the generational clash around financial advice. In this clip, explore how Gen Z boldly challenges conventional wisdom, opting for self-care over Dave Ramsey's debt-free philosophy. Join the dialogue as the panel unravels the motivations behind this shift, sparking insightful discussions on balancing financial responsibility with personal well-being.

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@farkas480

2 months ago

I did the Dave Ramsey thing to get out of debt. I also worked hard after debt, I saved up 6 months of living expenses and I no longer had anxiety problems, or insomnia, or bi-polar depression. When I work overtime, Iā€™m able to save towards retirement. I paid cash for a new phone a few weeks ago and I was able to pay for my truck repairs without going into my savings, because the overtime paid for it. I donā€™t owe anyone any money. I believe in the Ramsey philosophy

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@tonytoni1150

2 months ago

ā€œAdults devise a plan and follow, children does what feels good.ā€ -Dave Ramsey

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@optomix3988

2 months ago

The best self care decision I ever made was paying off all of my debt.

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@karlstrauss2330

2 months ago

Iā€™d love to see Dave Ramsey on the PBD Podcast

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@MrGforce52

2 months ago

I'm a gen Z, and my whole life I watched my parents and family members be enslaved to their own bad choices and debt. I haven't accumulated any debt ever, and have a bunch of income to invest. I follow his advice and it works.

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@canchadhandlethat872

2 months ago

My wife and I have paid off over $160k in consumer debt in three years. Never going back. Debt is modern slavery.

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@SoUnDMaN831

2 months ago

Being debt free is a form of self care.

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@jasongenco8825

2 months ago

My wife and I started the Dave Ramsey plan in the summer of 2019 with 350K in debt (not including our mortgage). We now have only 35K left of my student loans that I plan on paying off come this May. We can finally see the light at the end of the tunnel. The baby steps truly works if you have the discipline.

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@The2Ramseys

2 months ago

The Ramsey team changed our lives. We paid off $95,000 in 27 months and I cannot describe to someone how much it improved my life, my marriage and my familyā€™s life to owe no one anything. It is not only gen z. I would say I have spoken to 100ā€™s of people over our debt free journey that are millennials and gen x that feel the same way about a YOLO life style. Gen z has financially responsible people too.

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@ehallam08

2 months ago

From experience I can tell you that a huge part of self care is being debt free. I don't worry about anything. What I have is certainly not the best. Does it work? Absolutely.

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@brent9393

2 months ago

Iā€™m a millennial, my parents have been strapped with debt all their life, I didnā€™t want to live that life. Wife and I donā€™t have the nicest house or newest cars, but we have next to no debt, our lifestyle is relaxed and we can do things with and for our kids.

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@jwlee1059

2 months ago

We are debt free. So when prices rose on all kinds of items, we were not effected much. Debt free is always the way to go.

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@pep590

2 months ago

Dave Ramsey DOES NOT SAY to buy a house with cash. HE SAYS to get no more than a 15 year mortgage. Way to F that up Adam!

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@lonestarrk9308

2 months ago

Self-care just means ā€œdo whatever makes me feel good.ā€ Thatā€™s a childā€™s mentality. My wife and I started the baby steps May 2022. We paid off $50,000 in debt in 4 months and are going to finish paying off her student loan next month. We were able to buy a house last January because we followed Daveā€™s plan. After we save up 6 months of living expenses we are going to throw my wifeā€™s entire paycheck and my VA disability check at the mortgage and have it paid off in 3-4 years.

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@DavidSerpaforCongress

2 months ago

Grandpaā€™s annual income was about 1/3 of the total cost of a home. Now, annual income is about 1/11 the cost of a home. You guys normally hit the nail on the head. You missed the mark here. Average home buyer right now is 49 years old. Less than 16% of people can afford to buy a home, and Adam thinks saving $1,500 annually by not buying fancy coffee is going to make a difference. The American Dream was sold to the highest bidder and the next generation was sold down river.

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@Solomon1682

2 months ago

He doesnā€™t necessarily say buy a house with cash. He says if you need to take a mortgage to have a down payment of 20%, 15 year fixed mortgage, and your mortgage should only be 25% max of your monthly income. This keeps you from feeling underwater with too much of your income tied up in a house payment.

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@Meeshtarkeeko

2 months ago

Applying Ramseyā€™s principle is not only self-care but also self development. To know you have an emergency fund, no debt, and have money growing while the discipline you developed doing the steps is a peace like you donā€™t even know

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@alphagenisis1

2 months ago

A lot of us Millennials felt the same way. Needless to say many quickly changed their minds.

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@danielj3010

2 months ago

Tom always looking sharp.

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@leakydelts6316

2 months ago

When you're in shape and your money is on point you don't constantly need "self care" because you're stress free all day every day. Wasting money on "experiences" that should have been invested is why these people are perpetually overstressed and medicated

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