LOVE THESE DAYS WITH JUST DAVE!!!

Christina and Garetts story motivated me so freaking much. I’ve been listening for a couple months and binge watching like crazy and have seen many debt free screams but their story, My God, amazing. I love it it almost brought me to tears.

We got solo old school Dave :)

@alladreamwedreamed

2 жыл бұрын

Always a treat 👴🎧💻

@BuiltonGODSrock

2 жыл бұрын

The best!

@JoselyneJohn

Жыл бұрын

Dream come true, right?

@chassiddywilliams3309

Жыл бұрын

lol i was so happy to click on this video !!!!!

Love the Solo Dave episodes. 👍.

He said get a credit card and drop the debit card but we all know he didn’t mean to say that!!! Thanks to Dave’s advice I’m paying off my mortgage now. No other debt and cash flowing my DNP!!!

Lol guy said he will have his home paid off and will have 3000 dollars per month to live off of if he retires. Ramsey says you can't live off 3000 per month. Me scraping by with less 2700 per month take home pay with 1100 in rent and surviving somehow... Has Dave forgotten how to be poor? Lol.

Dave said get rid of the debit card and get a credit card BY MISTAKE!!

@RealGalaxyGamers

2 жыл бұрын

A credit card for a business might be better FOR A BUSINESS not for PERSONAL

@hairstonpropertymanagement2937

2 жыл бұрын

@@RealGalaxyGamers why is that? Debit cards do the exact same thing as a credit card and you dont owe any debt!💪

Caller: Are they going to seize my property? Dave: No, there are too many guns in America. Absolutely brilliant Dave lol!

@tcgtpl

2 жыл бұрын

Huh....acting like imminent domain isn't a thing. Besides, government works by incrementally removing liberties, not all at once. They'll just attack individuals or small groups until there's no one else to resist or everyone else is too afraid to stand up for themselves or others.

@platinumhandymansolutions

2 жыл бұрын

@@Cathy-xi8cb will do, freedom is what America is supposed to be about not putting your head in the sand. Me and Dave are for the constitution.

58:08 Dave said get a credit cardddd lol little mix up of words

@JoselyneJohn

Жыл бұрын

I almost had an aneurysm. I heard it. "Get rid of debit card and get a credit card". He is talking in opposite today. The man is talking a lot, all by himself today. We know what he meant.

Still listen Iistening to this episode in 2023 - solo Dave!!!!!!! Vintage!

God Bless you Mr Ramsey 🙏

The best wisdom from this show flows from HOW HE CONNECTS MONEY TO ROOTS AND SHOOTS. Accepting adjusting to seasons, or events beyond or because of choices, etc. He then promotes wise use.

Dave you are a incredible man

Dave I'm so glad I found u!

I think Dave was done changing his family tree about 30 years ago.

Question about Dave's advice to the 67 yr old woman in California. He said it was unlikely she'd burn thru 600k in a nursing home. True, but if she burned thru 250k- she still (hopefully) has another 20 yrs to live. So I don't know if the remainder would be enough to support her that long without Long Term Care insurance?

Lineman is a hard and dangerous job with required overtime and often travel following the storms. Not saying it’s a bad career but not for everybody. We sure need them but if you don’t like being outdoors in the hot, cold, dark, holidays, etc., think about it.

Why is this guy worried about med schol debt?? He will be a Dr. Once you get out then live like a janitor.

Always loved the show. I've been a listener for 4 years now, but I feel a lot of negativity against men lately. Maybe its time to have some programs to help men. Men deal with more mental health and have higher suicide rates. Just saying.

@ok-ck

2 жыл бұрын

Look up Jesse Lee Peterson

the man who wants to use business 150k to pay of his house should also think about taxes from his withdraw

Status Symbol of Choice (along with the Paid Off Mortgage): Restored 1974 Oldsmobile Toronado. BMW? No, that's "Break My Wallet!"

The last caller that was paying into the G fund tor 24 yrs in TSP had $250k. Had she been in the C/S/I fund 80/10/10 she would probably have close to $1mil. Someone failed her. And she was completely clueless as to every aspect of her retirement as dave was trying to explain it to her.

A tax’s account is really expensive to save up Bryan.

Why have someone different for the money portion than the guardian?

@Pandorash8

2 жыл бұрын

It’s just a way to ensure there’s a second set of eyes that oversee care and funding. For example, my parents are the nominated guardians of my children, but my brother is the executor of the estate and trust. I know they work well together and there won’t be any big problems. However, my brother is better suited to admin and he’s just there to help my parents make sound financial decisions. But I’m sure that if you didn’t have any other suitable options, you could give control of guardianship and finances to one person. Just make sure all parties know what you’re singing them up for and they’re happy and comfortable with the arrangement and that it sits well with you too xx

I respectfully disagree about forever homes. My husband and I have been in our home for 22 years and have no plans to move. My aunt and uncle have been in their home for over 50 years and have no plans to move. My parents lived in their home for over 45 years before they died. Are people more transient than they used to be? Absolutely. Do lots of people move repeatedly? Absolutely. Can you actually live in a house for years and years and never move? Again, absolutely. Just because that's not what Dave has done, he shouldn't assume everyone else is the same, then spout it as gospel.

@stephanieperez6515

2 жыл бұрын

It wasn’t a personal attack on you. He was simply stating that you shouldn’t outright assume the house you buy is going to be the home you die in because anything can happen, jobs change, family, etc. I would argue that just because you have lived in your home for a long time, it doesn’t mean everyone should simply not plan for future possibilities. What he stated was a general rule. What you stated was an exception. We don’t base rules off of exceptions.

@bettedavis9261

2 жыл бұрын

@@stephanieperez6515 I never said it was a personal attack, but I appreciate your input. Have a fantastic day.

@stephanieperez6515

2 жыл бұрын

@@bettedavis9261 I never claimed that you did. Simply replied to your overly dramatized objection because your specific life situation didn't apply to what he said. You have a great day as well.

to the young lady at 1:25:00 you can adopt me, lol

Well he’s right, when I got a new car it didn’t sneak up to me. It smashed into my front driver side into my engine.

@MagnetMagicGirl

2 жыл бұрын

Yikes! Are you okay?

@socketyellow3

2 жыл бұрын

@@MagnetMagicGirl besides small backpack on top spine yeah

I love your no face diaper common sense philosophy!!!

I need the book to starting a new business. Please

4:10 Beginner Business Model

43:44 - LOL 😵😂🤣

Dave just told that lady with the long-term care insurance to cancel her policy and sponge off the taxpayer even though she has many hundreds of thousands of dollars in net worth. He just lost some respect from me.

@sharonhalk8679

Жыл бұрын

In California, they don’t qualify if she has that much in the bank. California makes recipients sign over assets for some programs. I almost wonder if she is committing fraud or something . I’m a former eligibility worker for Medi-Cal but it’s been a few years so there may be some programs I’m not familiar with but when I was there, the only program that disregarded property was pregnant women only.

@elizabethblane201

Жыл бұрын

@@sharonhalk8679 Some unscrupulous lawyers have special "Medi-Cal trusts" that take money out of your name (but keep it in trust for your kids) and allow you to apply for Medi-Cal long-term care, even though that money in the trust will be allowed to go to your kids when you die. Medi-Cal doesn't make you "sign over" assets; they make you agree to "recovery", which means that after you die, they will attempt to "recover" the costs Medi-Cal paid for your care from any real estate or other exempt assets you had (if you didn't have one of these scandalous trusts). In my opinion, these relatively wealthy people who are sponging off the tax payer are a disgrace, and so are their kids that encourage it and the shameful lawyers who make a living off the whole ruse.

@elizabethblane201

Жыл бұрын

@@sharonhalk8679 I take back my previous reply; there are now new laws wherein a regular old family trust will protect assets. Even more egregious than the irrevocable Medi-Cal trusts; our society is really breaking down now.

We finally heard it from Dave: get a credit card ;)

@tatonkatatonka

2 жыл бұрын

That was a miss statement by his 👅tongue Was shocked to hear him making this mistake

Where is AO?

@jasondima1411

2 жыл бұрын

That’s what I want to know???

@jasondima1411

2 жыл бұрын

I haven’t seen him on the Ramsey Show in a few weeks

@brendaspamperedkitchen9878

2 жыл бұрын

Why not go on AO`s Instagram then you would realize he was invited to speak at a Youth Conference. Be informed and don't assume things. AO does more than just Ramsey. His heart is ministry♥️

@johntelles6418

2 жыл бұрын

He is on a Sabbatical.

@daniamani2799

2 жыл бұрын

I’m actually not sure he is still with the Ramsey team. In his recent podcasts he talks about working with the Ramsey team as a thing that he used to do. But checkout his own channel and podcast! So good!!!