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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, I’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 don’t owe anyone any money. I believe in the Ramsey philosophy

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@tonytoni1150

2 months ago

“Adults devise a plan and follow, children does what feels good.” -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

I’d love to see Dave Ramsey on the PBD Podcast

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@SoUnDMaN831

2 months ago

Being debt free is a form of self care.

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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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@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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@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 family’s life to owe no one anything. It is not only gen z. I would say I have spoken to 100’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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@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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@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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@DavidSerpaforCongress

2 months ago

Grandpa’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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@Meeshtarkeeko

2 months ago

Applying Ramsey’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 don’t even know

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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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@brent9393

2 months ago

I’m a millennial, my parents have been strapped with debt all their life, I didn’t want to live that life. Wife and I don’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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@lonestarrk9308

2 months ago

Self-care just means “do whatever makes me feel good.” That’s a child’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 Dave’s plan. After we save up 6 months of living expenses we are going to throw my wife’s entire paycheck and my VA disability check at the mortgage and have it paid off in 3-4 years.

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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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@Solomon1682

2 months ago

He doesn’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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@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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@Jester2415

2 months ago

The American Middle-Class dream was owning a home, raising a family, getting a college degree, and retiring in comfort. Homes, degrees, family, and now retiring has been priced out for Gen Z. Wages have remained stagnate--on purpose, mind you.

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@finnmccool4943

2 months ago

No debt is self care!

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