Taylor Swift has performed hundreds if not thousands of concerts and will perform thousands in the future so this is not a "once in a lifetime" opportunity.
Only if you don't understand how hard it is to get these tickets at the face value price. Sure Taylor will have plenty of shows, but this kid was super lucky to have gotten them at that price and chances are definitely slim she'd repeat the luck.
If she was NOW asking to buy the tickets I'd agree but these were previously given as to the daughter from the mom.. It would be wrong to take them back now that they are the daughters that the mom bought for her. She just graduated from college. A nice gift for success from the mom. Not extremely extravagant either. But I wouldn't take back a gift for any reason.
You absolutely can’t live life with this type of mentality. If you do, you will learn the lesson the hard way. Taylor could get slammed into by a semi truck that accidentally crosses the line on the freeway and die tomorrow. Like my aunt did two weeks ago on her way home from work. Life is precious and our time can end just like that. On a random drive home. Go out and enjoy this earth while you’re on it folks. Or have everything revolve around money and spend your time here on earth being internally unfulfilled.
lady, you've got your priorities all mixed up. taylor swift?!? sell the car, get on mac and cheese, beans and rice, no outings or fancy dinners, update your budget every month.
@@esidewandListen when Jade is on. She's just as hard, if not harder than Dave at times. She keeps it real. The other guys on here are all simps and let girls do anything. Rachel is good unless it applies to things she likes.
@curiouscat3384 if you’re putting those monetary gains towards education expenses, including paying on student loans, then those gains are no longer taxable
When you consider the YEARS of time lost at a minimum wage job… PLUS additional debt 💸 at the concert. Would have been a great time to sober up about how awful debt it. Bad Ramsey president set 😑
This is so ridiculous. Going to the concert when the tickets are worth $10k is economically equivalent spending $10k to go to the concert. These people can't afford to spend $10k to go to a concert when the daughter has $24k in student loans.
The daughter is essentially keeping an extra 10 grand in student loans just to go see Taylor Swift. I thought this was a financial show. Not a "tell me i can keep more debt while having fun" show.
You will NEVER REGRET any amount spent on an experience with people you love. Money comes and goes. The fun you three are going to have at the concert is priceless. Hey Mom if you want to help her pay off her loans find another way. A farmers market on the weekend selling bread… Shoot the ideas are endless! Get creative, your daughter will learn a better life lesson with learning how to make money rather than learning money is more important than enjoying this short life.
If my daughter started crying because she got a set of hoodies from a pop star I would be sad and feel like her outlook on life was super far away from what I’d tried to instill .
Depending which team you follow, it might be once in a lifetime for them to make the Super Bowl 😉. And if Kansas City makes it this year, they could be the first ever 3 peat. Do I think a woman would buy the "once in a lifetime" argument for either of those? Depends on the woman. And whether they're NFL fans...
@@fleetofwjs1893 I had to ask my wife for a better comparison. She said "Imagine all of the greatest plays in football history happening in a single Super Bowl." Which when putting it like that, makes sense to me why you'd want to spend a decent chunk of money to go if you're a Taylor Swift fan 😅
@phillipsouthard8285 that's why we "live like no one else, so later on you can live like no one else". If KC threepeats, I'll be thinking seriously about attending that "once in a lifetime" Super Bowl. Trouble is that if KC threepeats, Taylor and the Swifties will be there too and ticket prices will be even crazier than usual. But for "once in a lifetime", I'll be thinking seriously about it.
@@fleetofwjs1893 That's fair, and I'm a big fan of Dave's plan, but I think there's got to be a little bit of wiggle room for things that really are special to people, which from this call, seems like this is a special thing for the daughter and potentially a special thing for the mom & daughter's relationship.
This is what gets. People want student loan forgiveness, which I'm for, but not being willing to sacrifice to pay down debt is the one reason why I don't want it to happen. People will simply rack up more debt.
Why are you for student loan forgiveness? Nothing is for free. It will just be passed on to the rest of us through higher taxes. Banks will never forgive a loan.
I agree with Ken's advice on this matter. You didn't buy the tickets as an investment. You gave the gift, so you can't dictate how someone uses a gift you gave them.
I get Ken's point but this is a very good teachable moment. If I was the mom, I would at least give up my ticket to pay off 4k debt just to show how much debt should be sacrificed for.
@@Adam-x9n4v Bringing up the possibility of selling the tickets and talking it through with the daughter is fine - and she did that before the call. If the daughter had been down to make the sacrifice for the sake of her debt, sure that would have been a fine decision. But she didn't, and the mom doesn't have the authority to take back a gift just because it has theoretically gained value. I believe that letting it go, enjoying the bonding time with her daughters, and leaving her ADULT daughter to deal with the consequences of her own debt is indeed sound wisdom. A 10K theoretical profit is not worth the damage to the relationship that would occur if the mom rescinded her gift or otherwise bullied her daughter to sell.
I'll never understand the Swiftie thing, but I do remember some times as a kid when I got a toy I wanted so badly, but then it was defective and had to be returned. I never got a replacement. That sucked. So, go to the concert with your daughters. The debt can be paid off tomorrow(ish), and you've made a lifelong memory with your kids. They'll remember that way more than a debt payoff.
Same. I will never ever forget getting a baby alive doll for Christmas and she didn’t work. My parents returned it and did not replace it saying why get another one if that one didn’t work. I was so sad. We remember memories. If mom sells the tickets she will leave a negative memory in place of an amazing one. I can’t stand TS but who cares what I like. Selling tickets she gave her daughter as a gift is a huge parental mistake.
Seriously. That was shocking and made me sick to my stomach. Taylor Swift grieves the Holy Spirit! There's no difference between that and attributing me going to a Manson concert to the Holy Spirit...both grieve God...one just does it with more glitter!
I saw Taylor Swift at Gillette Stadium, amazing show. Trust me, in 30 years your daughter will be more upset about selling the tickets than she will be proud of paying off her debt. I'm all for being debt free, avoiding student loans, paying off credit cards, investing etc. But she has her whole life to make a little money to pay off these loans. Go to the show. You got these tickets for an absolute steal, enjoy it. The easiest thing is for someone who doesn't know her music to say "SELL THEM WHO CARES", and then they'll go spend 5x what those tickets are worth at target or going out to eat throughout the year. Going to a concert she will remember for the rest of her life vs. making a couple thousand, (+paying 30% to taxes) just to see her student loan go down a tiny bit? Seems like an obvious answer. Grab a t-shirt while you're there. Life moves fast.
Dave has said more than once when someone was struggling with whether or not to go on a family vacation, for example, he says if the family is paying for you to go -- travel, hotel, and food -- go ahead and go. If you have to pay for it, you don't go. The daughter didn't pay for the tickets. Mom paid for the tickets, so the daughter should go.
Taylor goes on tour every couple of years. Sell the tickets!!!! It’s 100% the daughters call but they are starting to crack down on ticket prices and it will put her so ahead currently.
Mom paid a cheap price for an amazing show. Emphasize that MOM paid for the tickets. I’m debt free but I have to agree… go to the show with your daughters. My mom made it into pre sale and got floor seats for her show in Pittsburgh last year. I thought the same thing everyone thinks… it’s just a concert, who pays that much for a concert? It’s not just a concert. It’s like watching a broadway musical on steroids! The stage production is incredible. It’s a 3 hour show! I’ve been to many concerts and I’ll never experience one like The Eras Tour, truly. Every concert I’ve been to since has been immensely disappointing compared to that.
The caller's daughter is 22 years old and a Swiftie. Selling those tickets would mean missing out on the opportunity to go to a Taylor Swift concert at the age in one of her songs. Memories are worth more than money, and screwing other Swifties for a couple of thousand bucks for some tickets is low-brow if you ask me. Just enjoy the concert with everyone and be more intense about saving money & paying off debt elsewhere. And this is coming from someone who borderline despises Taylor Swift - more because of the mind-numbed robots & media who drool over anything related to her.
@@Ka_Gg Yes they can be expensive, but we got great deals on ours. If you want to buy cheap and sell for a lot, hey great. But I'm laughing at those who are insulting her fans and her for using autotune, etc. Everyone has artists and music they like and don't like. Many use autotune, especially if you're running around on stage. Don't insult people for liking music that you don't. Cuz when you do that, you sound very immature. Not you, just people in general.
@@kbanghart I'm not insulting her for crappy music. I will insult the idiots who are in debt and will use any reason to justify this. Looks like I'm going to try and scalp some swift tickets.
@@tywebbgolfenthusiast8950 - Good question. Under 'normal' circumstances, no. It's good that people can create or improve something, sell it to someone else, and make a profit. However, IMHO, scalping is the moral equivalent of price gouging. People purchase an item, put absolutely no work or effort into the item to improve it (nor wait for it to become more valuable due to it's age), then sell it for 20, 30, 40 times the price. During Covid, people would hoard baby wipes, sanitizer, masks, etc., then sell them at grossly inflated prices, thus keeping families who truly need these items unable to afford them. (And of course, nobody 'truly needs' Taylor Swift tickets, but it would mean the world to some folks.) Anyhow, $200-$300 for a concert ticket is doable for most middle-income families, and low-income families if they've saved for it. When people purchase (hoard) multiple tickets only to scalp them later, they are keeping these families from purchasing the tickets at the original price. When they turn around and sell them, it's at a price most people can't afford. I think it's wrong, and I think it should be illegal. It's ok if others disagree, but that's how I feel.
@@tywebbgolfenthusiast8950 I think he means the people that have no actual interest in something, but will intentionally buy up as many as they can just to flip it for a profit. That's why they did the ticket release the way they did for the Taylor Swift concert cause had they not, huge million dollar companies would've bought them all instantly and then posted them for resale for thousands of dollars more. Fans did that too, but at a much smaller ratio compared to what a company could've done.
I am not a swiftie and I HATE concerts where basically all you can hear is girls screaming, but you do NOT take away gifts from your kids! They've been waiting for months! It's just money and they don't need it for immediate survival. Since we are all going to die anyway, live a little 😅
I agree, it isn’t like the family is struggling and the daughter was going to pay the student loans anyway. There’s no need to create unnecessary emotional stress. It’s ok to have fun with your family. Time flies by too fast. Great show ❤
It’s a memory for a lifetime when we go to work and become adults we don’t always get these opportunities, go to the concert and have a fun time and the memories as everyone ages this memory will last a lifetime
I just went to the concert in London and thankfully for me, I got face value for my ticket from my friend. It was an amazing concert. I'm so glad I got to go.
Go to the concert, she's 22 and must be a massive Swiftie to get those tickets at presale. She needs to be living and having fun at this age, not selling tickets to pay off debt. Hopefully she will have a great job with great income to pay it off over the next few years. This is sad that the mother even thought of this.
It should have been Jade & George answering this call because Ken and Rachel in my opinion are not being rational. George & Jade may not tell you what you want to hear but they will tell you what you need to hear.
Hold up. You buy $800 worth of stocks. You have $24k in student loans. And it jumps! To $10k worth. How long does it take the panel to say to sell those stocks? Granted, I’ve never heard a Taylor swift song other than what’s playing in stores, but still. In a heartbeat, sell those tickets
Stocks don’t give memories, they are purely bought for potential financial gain. This can be compared to if you won a raffle you put a few hundred dollars into to a Super Bowl where you favorite team since you were a kid was playing, and you had a kid that became a fan of that team from a young age too, ended up winning and the tickets are worth 10k. You originally said that you both are going to the game and then comeback a week later and said, why don’t we sell these tickets to pay 40% of student loans. Would you sacrifice those memories with your child and potentially harming your relationship with your child for pulling the rug from under them, for debt they can pay off with less than a year of working (living at home possibly since they just graduated)?
@@Clogreen14 change that to the Portland Trailblazers making it to the nba championship, and you’re tugging on my heart strings. Even then though, and maybe this is where the analogy falls apart, there’s a strong chance your team loses and really that memory isn’t great. That being said, as of right now I’d still say I would sell those tickets. It’s different being in the actual moment. I just can’t see myself giving up $10k for a possible good memory. Call me heartless, I wouldn’t blame you
You can’t take back a gift. That’s just mean. I don’t care if you regret giving the gift or if the gift could have been used in a better way. You gifted it! They are right.
Go have a fun trip with your family. Life is fragile. No one is guaranteed tomorrow. Student loans can wait. When life happens, you will always have that time together. Go.
Selling the tickets are a non-negotiable so when she's frustrated with her loan payments she's going to to blame the system in the country and wait for loan forgiveness.
@@kbanghartyou could try watching the video. The tickets she bought then are now worth thousands. Those 3 tickets could be worth 10k alone. I’m not even a Taylor swift fan at all but I know those tickets are a few grand even for the bad seats.
This comment section is gross, so many superficial old people in here talking about how dumb it is to go experience something with their family. She’s 20k in student loan debt you would’ve thought she was 200k in credit card debt
As a guy damn what I would do to make that kind of quick return in an investment. From a girls POV especially since she wants to bring the sister and mom, make it a family thing they’ll never forget
In Australia we have a law where you can only legally resell a ticket for maximum 10% above the original sale price to stop these ridiculous ticket prices
There used to be laws like that here. To sell them for over 10% above sale price was "scalping" and was illegal, but I don't think that's the case anymore because no one seems concerned about getting caught nowadays.
Go to the concert or don't but the issue with these situations is the young lady having the discipline to pay off her debt timely and efficiently AFTER she enjoys this concert. It's called balance; if you enjoy something, you give up something else (which might be a lot of things in this case to get out of debt. $24k is due).
Mom, you’re overthinking it. The experience of going to this concert with your daughters will be priceless and years from now you’ll look back and be happy you went.
Come on, mother! You gave her the tix. Let her go. Also, consider this: if you resell them, some poor obsessed fan will probably be spending outrageous money to go, probably screwing up THEIR finances so you can make a profit by SCALPING them. Be grateful you got the tix for a good price and enjoy the experience. There is more to life. Don't be a jerk.
I am shocked. My daughter and I have 'Kodak" moments and don't have to give an arm and a leg! Grateful that she thinks like me. We like it simple. And we are both debt free. She is 29. I am 69.
She's in her 30's now but still writing teeny bopper songs shaming her latest boyfriend. They all sound the same to me but what do I know, old lady that I am, lol
I saw Taylor swift years ago and it was so good. This was the right answer. This type of concert is going to be a memory that her daughters will never forget and she only paid a couple hundred per ticket. Btw 30-40 years olds have been fans of Taylor for a long time and she is also in her 30s so I don’t think it’s cool for other commenters to make fun of them.
unless its like a once in a lifetime concerto festival on par with Woodstock, I am 100% selling those tickets. there will be plenty more tours and shows in the future that they can go to.
Honestly just keep the tickets and enjoy the concert at this point. This will be a family core memory 😂 Certain times in life you have to live life to the fullest. Just hustle harder and never get into debt again. That’s lowkey a deal . I once paid $900 for front row and got to meet the artist so to each their own. (I don’t use credit cards )
It’s not the mom’s debt, it’s the daughter’s. Mom doesn’t need to worry about putting 10k down on debt that’s not hers. She bought the tickets to bless her daughters, presented the option to resell, but daughter ultimately gets to pick what to do with her gift. I would have resold the tickets if I were the daughter having lived and learned a little about debt but she’s an adult. Let her learn the hard way and pay it all off herself.
Ha! True. I run a little talent show at a small festival in our town. Usually 8 or 10 preteen girls. Almost all sing Taylor Swift songs. Year after year.
Well, the host is a guy, sooooo.... 😏 Also, i'm a woman and i say sell unless the daughter has a job that can actually start making a dent on that debt.
I’m a woman. Sell the tickets. She can always go to another concert, after she paid off her debt and has a good job. She could even save up enough to get great seats. That would feel so great. Debt free and buying great seats with cash.
Aside from it being unethical to profit this way, what a nasty thing to take an experience like this away from her daughter. I’m not a Swiftie, but for that price, they’ll have a lifelong great memory. The concert industry is a mess and has only gotten worse over the years. People shouldn’t be able to sell tickets and profit.
I don’t generally go to concerts, including Swift concerts. I am a homebody bookworm that loves quiet lol…but I do wish there wasn’t such an outrageous resale market for tickets. It makes me wonder how completely normal and affordable ticket sales to her concerts would become for people who actually want to go if people weren’t able to make crazy money reselling them.
I have 10K in debt. I buy a bottle of wine for $300. Turns out the wine was rare and is now worth $10K. Rachel’s advice, if you love wine drink the bottle. WOW 😮
The wine, just like a concert ticket is a thing until it is consumed,then it is an experience. Yes experiences can make you happy, but debt makes you unhappy.
@@FINAL-B0SS the concert is an event and it's up to the person to decide if staying in debt a little longer is worth a concert event that you may or may not get a chance to experience in the future
Nope. You didn't buy the wine. The wine was a gift. And now the person who gave it to you wants it back to sell it. Don't you hear how hurtful it sounds??
@@PhantomMagician1846 that’s reasonable advice for you to give, not reasonable for advice for a financial show who has declared all out war on debt. It’s not consistent with the Ramsey philosophy.
Go to the concert. You can’t get the moment or experience back and you will think about it forever and your daughters will think about it forever that they shared this experience with you long after you’re gone.
The daughter is 100000% NOT going to pay her student loan debt. That being said, 290$ a peice for the tickets is not that insane, just go to the concert and don't become part of the problem.
I love Rachel's reactions in this call... I feel like she's the best personality to relate to the younger generation. Mama, keep the tickets and go see Taylor Swift - make memories with your daughters.
Yes Taylor swift appreciates their sacrifice while she’ll pinch pennies for the next decade to get out of debt slavery. I’m so grateful my daughters have never been into celebrity worship.
@@sellmav Context matters... If she were to spend or go borrow $10k for the tickets for T Swift while being in $24k debt, then absolutely NO. But in their situation, I wouldn't hesitate going and enjoying the experience. I was in a somewhat similar situation few years ago. Purchased my tickets to US Open tennis final way in advance. By the time it was known that the finalists were going to be Federer vs Nadal, tickets went up 10X. I was tempted to sell and pocket the money but I went and enjoyed a lifetime experience of watching 2 GOATs battling it out. No regrets.
@@einstein1102 not getting $10k for the tickets to pay down her debt is the same as borrowing $10k for the tickets at whatever the rate of her loans is. Quite literally. Doing whatever we “feel like” no matter what, like self gratifying toddlers , is why this country is barreling toward the bottom.
You're doing some serious mental gymnastics there. It's really simple. Would you buy these tickets for $10k if you had the money saved up? If yes, enjoy the concert and the sweet deal. If not, them cash in the profit. It doesn't matter if you already bought them or got a deal, it still carries the $10k value.
I was initially confused by this call. The mom said her daughter bought tickets for the 3 of them. In reality the mom bought them. So of course why would the daughter even consider selling? My guess is if the daughter ever pays on the student loan, the first time she tells the parents paying this gets in the way of grub hubbing or her bnpl activity, the mom will pay the loan. Or, she’ll gift the girl the money and then tell all her friends how responsible her daughter is for paying off her loans early. Classic enabling and let’s be buddies. Personally I think anytime you can turn $600 into $10k, you do it.
This is so stupid. You can always get money, you don’t get memories and family experiences like this always. Also no guarantee the tickets would sell, and if she sold them and her daughter missed out on a one in a lifetime experience after already having tickets - she might not forgive her mother. The mother sounds like someone who would fall for any scam.
@@AnimeBeefRandoms you never know how long an artist will be around. I don’t think she will retire anytime soon but you never know what life will bring
Should SHE sell them and pay off debt probably but should this lady do it without telling her no unless she wants to ruin a relationship. However, she said it was a bucket list item. The other side of the coin is if she really wants to go at some point in the future, she'll probably be spending thousands anyway to go unless she gets lucky again
reminds me of that time i was $50k in debt, and my dad gave me a courtside ticket to kobe's last game. i had to make a choice, go to the game or sell the ticket and be debt free. i went to the game ! glad ken and rachel reaffirmed my decision.
I’m not a swifty but if my mom sold super hard to get concert tickets to my favorite band when I was younger I would hold that negative energy for a long long time lol
I think about it this way. Even if you got another chance to see Taylor Swift, are you really guaranteed to only pay $209 per ticket to go? Or are you gonna be paying $3k per ticket at that time, or even more. That's why I agree, go to the concert, and enjoy the hell out of it.
When I was a teenager in the 90's I would have sold a kidney to see Garth Brooks in concert. I went two years ago to fox borough and I made the inner teenager in me very happy.
Nobody is talking about student debt of 24,000 and growing? Didn't even mention what degree the major is in. The parents schlep the kids to school and saddle them with crap tons of student debt you can't get rid of in bankruptcy. If student debt is in good career like 80k debt but pays hundreds of k or more per year then might be worth it. If it's 75k debt for job that pays 60k a year not so great.
It's the mom's money, right? So, if they sell the tickets to pay off part of the student loan, it is the mom who paid for those loans and not the daughter, right?
I hope the debt is in the daughter’s name. I’d leave the final decision to her then not give her a penny toward paying down the debt in the coming years. This is like throwing cash into a bonfire
This is terrible, she bought it with her mom’s money (not her own) yes she did luck out and got the tickets at resale price great. However the mom has the right to sell her (2) tickets and pocket $7k on the deal and the daughter who already is in $24K debt to do as she pleases, she would have to pay her mom back the $209. Done ✅
Taylor Swift has performed hundreds if not thousands of concerts and will perform thousands in the future so this is not a "once in a lifetime" opportunity.
Only if you don't understand how hard it is to get these tickets at the face value price. Sure Taylor will have plenty of shows, but this kid was super lucky to have gotten them at that price and chances are definitely slim she'd repeat the luck.
If she was NOW asking to buy the tickets I'd agree but these were previously given as to the daughter from the mom.. It would be wrong to take them back now that they are the daughters that the mom bought for her. She just graduated from college. A nice gift for success from the mom. Not extremely extravagant either. But I wouldn't take back a gift for any reason.
You absolutely can’t live life with this type of mentality. If you do, you will learn the lesson the hard way.
Taylor could get slammed into by a semi truck that accidentally crosses the line on the freeway and die tomorrow. Like my aunt did two weeks ago on her way home from work. Life is precious and our time can end just like that. On a random drive home.
Go out and enjoy this earth while you’re on it folks. Or have everything revolve around money and spend your time here on earth being internally unfulfilled.
And the personalities at Ramsey are all Christian. They should not be supporting someone as secular as Taylor swift.
this was my exact thought. if this is a once in a lifetime show like Woodstock or Live Aid, I'd get it. but Taylor swift???
I wish Dave took this call instead of his daughter on this one.
lady, you've got your priorities all mixed up. taylor swift?!? sell the car, get on mac and cheese, beans and rice, no outings or fancy dinners, update your budget every month.
I wish Dave took all the calls. I might stop listening when he retires completely
Lost all respect for Dave’s daughter.
@@esidewandListen when Jade is on. She's just as hard, if not harder than Dave at times. She keeps it real.
The other guys on here are all simps and let girls do anything. Rachel is good unless it applies to things she likes.
A 36 year old still worshipping an overrated individual who does know you exist.
Just sell mom's ticket
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I didn't even think of that!!! 🤣
@@kasession Me either 😅
Haha yes 😂😂😂😂
This is great idea!!
Forget the stock market or flipping houses... flipping Taylor Swift tickets is the best way to financial freedom!
Ha! There are people doing just that but keep in mind that your gains are taxable :)
The only way that works is if you get your tickets on the first day of sales, like she did.
😂
@curiouscat3384 if you’re putting those monetary gains towards education expenses, including paying on student loans, then those gains are no longer taxable
@@nicholasselke5214 i don't believe student loan payments are taxable, only interest payments
4k to watch a mediocre singer at best that teenage girls go crazy over. That’s insanity.
Exactly 💯 mediocre is right!!!
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Taylor Swift has been singing about the same problems she's since I was in high school.
It seems that a lot of people are just not as enlightened as you are.
And the personalities at Ramsey are all Christian. They should not be supporting someone as secular as Taylor swift.
Swift is worth approximately 1 billion. Sell and pay off the debt.
Nah go to the concert
No one paying that.
When you consider the YEARS of time lost at a minimum wage job… PLUS additional debt 💸 at the concert.
Would have been a great time to sober up about how awful debt it.
Bad Ramsey president set 😑
Life is about more than money. $25k in student loans is relatively low. The chance of seeing your favorite musician once in a lifetime is worth $200.
@@kewan2045 I've heard people saying things like that about marriage once in a lifetime splurging big only to get divorced a while later.
This is so ridiculous. Going to the concert when the tickets are worth $10k is economically equivalent spending $10k to go to the concert. These people can't afford to spend $10k to go to a concert when the daughter has $24k in student loans.
Not quite man
@@bigbread6519 No it's exactly the same. Because people aren't logical about it the result is exactly the same.
I think if Dave were here, he would’ve answered much differently. He’d tell people to sell an extra car worth 8k just to pay off the debt.
That’s not the same at all!
@@Jooooowesh2028 I doubt it cuz she didn’t even pay for the tickets
The daughter is essentially keeping an extra 10 grand in student loans just to go see Taylor Swift. I thought this was a financial show. Not a "tell me i can keep more debt while having fun" show.
Exactly, someone with a brain here.
🙄 Why didn't the mom help pay for her daughter to go to college?
plus interest
Yes, their answer was absolutely disgusting and made me cringe.
@@reniedavisson8532 that has absolutely no relevance to this.
You will NEVER REGRET any amount spent on an experience with people you love. Money comes and goes. The fun you three are going to have at the concert is priceless. Hey Mom if you want to help her pay off her loans find another way. A farmers market on the weekend selling bread… Shoot the ideas are endless! Get creative, your daughter will learn a better life lesson with learning how to make money rather than learning money is more important than enjoying this short life.
I have been to over 30 concerts (not T Swift) in my life and I have never regretted going to one of them.
If my daughter started crying because she got a set of hoodies from a pop star I would be sad and feel like her outlook on life was super far away from what I’d tried to instill .
Boom, nailed it
That's depressing.
Let children enjoy stuff.
Guys, keep this episode handy for when it's Super Bowl time...
I'm not a Swiftie, but based on my wife's comments, this is a once in a lifetime concert. The Super Bowl happens every year.
Depending which team you follow, it might be once in a lifetime for them to make the Super Bowl 😉. And if Kansas City makes it this year, they could be the first ever 3 peat. Do I think a woman would buy the "once in a lifetime" argument for either of those? Depends on the woman. And whether they're NFL fans...
@@fleetofwjs1893 I had to ask my wife for a better comparison. She said "Imagine all of the greatest plays in football history happening in a single Super Bowl." Which when putting it like that, makes sense to me why you'd want to spend a decent chunk of money to go if you're a Taylor Swift fan 😅
@phillipsouthard8285 that's why we "live like no one else, so later on you can live like no one else". If KC threepeats, I'll be thinking seriously about attending that "once in a lifetime" Super Bowl. Trouble is that if KC threepeats, Taylor and the Swifties will be there too and ticket prices will be even crazier than usual. But for "once in a lifetime", I'll be thinking seriously about it.
@@fleetofwjs1893 That's fair, and I'm a big fan of Dave's plan, but I think there's got to be a little bit of wiggle room for things that really are special to people, which from this call, seems like this is a special thing for the daughter and potentially a special thing for the mom & daughter's relationship.
We need grumpy Dave back!
This is what gets. People want student loan forgiveness, which I'm for, but not being willing to sacrifice to pay down debt is the one reason why I don't want it to happen. People will simply rack up more debt.
Why are you for student loan forgiveness? Nothing is for free. It will just be passed on to the rest of us through higher taxes.
Banks will never forgive a loan.
Students should pay their loans. They took them out.
Maybe I'm missing something, but Mom bought the tickets as a gift. The SL belongs to the daughter.
I agree with Ken's advice on this matter. You didn't buy the tickets as an investment. You gave the gift, so you can't dictate how someone uses a gift you gave them.
I get Ken's point but this is a very good teachable moment. If I was the mom, I would at least give up my ticket to pay off 4k debt just to show how much debt should be sacrificed for.
No, but you can give sound wisdom. Ken, Rachel and this mother all failed at that.
@@Adam-x9n4v Bringing up the possibility of selling the tickets and talking it through with the daughter is fine - and she did that before the call. If the daughter had been down to make the sacrifice for the sake of her debt, sure that would have been a fine decision. But she didn't, and the mom doesn't have the authority to take back a gift just because it has theoretically gained value. I believe that letting it go, enjoying the bonding time with her daughters, and leaving her ADULT daughter to deal with the consequences of her own debt is indeed sound wisdom. A 10K theoretical profit is not worth the damage to the relationship that would occur if the mom rescinded her gift or otherwise bullied her daughter to sell.
I'll never understand the Swiftie thing, but I do remember some times as a kid when I got a toy I wanted so badly, but then it was defective and had to be returned. I never got a replacement. That sucked. So, go to the concert with your daughters. The debt can be paid off tomorrow(ish), and you've made a lifelong memory with your kids. They'll remember that way more than a debt payoff.
Same. I will never ever forget getting a baby alive doll for Christmas and she didn’t work. My parents returned it and did not replace it saying why get another one if that one didn’t work. I was so sad. We remember memories. If mom sells the tickets she will leave a negative memory in place of an amazing one. I can’t stand TS but who cares what I like. Selling tickets she gave her daughter as a gift is a huge parental mistake.
They should just SHAKE IT OFF 😂😂😂
@@chrisoneal2718 😭😭💀⚰️✋🛑🚫 and hope she never goes out of style,
@@chrisoneal2718 😭😭💀⚰️✋🛑🚫 hopefully she'll never go out of style,
Rachel did you just blaspheme the Holy Spirit for the sake of Taylor Swift who has openly anti Christian lyrics?
Let's get real here people.
yep, that's exactly what she did, disgraceful
Seriously. That was shocking and made me sick to my stomach. Taylor Swift grieves the Holy Spirit! There's no difference between that and attributing me going to a Manson concert to the Holy Spirit...both grieve God...one just does it with more glitter!
@@Desiree_Rose well said
I saw Taylor Swift at Gillette Stadium, amazing show. Trust me, in 30 years your daughter will be more upset about selling the tickets than she will be proud of paying off her debt. I'm all for being debt free, avoiding student loans, paying off credit cards, investing etc. But she has her whole life to make a little money to pay off these loans. Go to the show. You got these tickets for an absolute steal, enjoy it. The easiest thing is for someone who doesn't know her music to say "SELL THEM WHO CARES", and then they'll go spend 5x what those tickets are worth at target or going out to eat throughout the year. Going to a concert she will remember for the rest of her life vs. making a couple thousand, (+paying 30% to taxes) just to see her student loan go down a tiny bit? Seems like an obvious answer. Grab a t-shirt while you're there. Life moves fast.
Thats your decision. You can’t make decisions for other people. Some people are ok with being ln debt.
Taylor Swift has zero talent.
@@raylopez3833 True! As Ramsey likes to say, "What she's got are 2 tickets to the best show of the year, what you've got is an OPINION!" LOL.
@@antonioiniguez1615 zero?
@@RRAREBEAR Correct. She has no musical talent at all
This questions should be answered by Dave! I want to see a video with his response!
Dave has said more than once when someone was struggling with whether or not to go on a family vacation, for example, he says if the family is paying for you to go -- travel, hotel, and food -- go ahead and go. If you have to pay for it, you don't go. The daughter didn't pay for the tickets. Mom paid for the tickets, so the daughter should go.
This video is incredibly inspiring! -- "Believe in your vision and work relentlessly towards it."
Taylor goes on tour every couple of years.
Sell the tickets!!!!
It’s 100% the daughters call but they are starting to crack down on ticket prices and it will put her so ahead currently.
Mom paid a cheap price for an amazing show. Emphasize that MOM paid for the tickets. I’m debt free but I have to agree… go to the show with your daughters.
My mom made it into pre sale and got floor seats for her show in Pittsburgh last year. I thought the same thing everyone thinks… it’s just a concert, who pays that much for a concert?
It’s not just a concert. It’s like watching a broadway musical on steroids! The stage production is incredible. It’s a 3 hour show! I’ve been to many concerts and I’ll never experience one like The Eras Tour, truly. Every concert I’ve been to since has been immensely disappointing compared to that.
"This is the Holy Spirit moving" got me bursting out laughing at my desk at work 😂😂
The caller's daughter is 22 years old and a Swiftie. Selling those tickets would mean missing out on the opportunity to go to a Taylor Swift concert at the age in one of her songs. Memories are worth more than money, and screwing other Swifties for a couple of thousand bucks for some tickets is low-brow if you ask me. Just enjoy the concert with everyone and be more intense about saving money & paying off debt elsewhere. And this is coming from someone who borderline despises Taylor Swift - more because of the mind-numbed robots & media who drool over anything related to her.
I don't enjoy Taylor Swift's music, but man, I sure wish I had bought 4 of those $200 tickets! The ROI is stupendous!
They're going to watching her on a jumbo screen. A $200 ticket is probably beyond nosebleed level. It's bring your own oxygen supply level
She said they are 200 level which are good tickets.
You can't even get nose bleed Swift tickets for $200.
@@Ka_Ggwe got 3 tickets for $250 total, great concert.
@@kbanghart for Taylor Swift?
I'm not a fan at all. I just know the tickets are expensive
@@Ka_Gg Yes they can be expensive, but we got great deals on ours.
If you want to buy cheap and sell for a lot, hey great. But I'm laughing at those who are insulting her fans and her for using autotune, etc. Everyone has artists and music they like and don't like. Many use autotune, especially if you're running around on stage. Don't insult people for liking music that you don't. Cuz when you do that, you sound very immature. Not you, just people in general.
@@kbanghart I'm not insulting her for crappy music. I will insult the idiots who are in debt and will use any reason to justify this.
Looks like I'm going to try and scalp some swift tickets.
It's called ticket scalping. It used to be illegal. It's definitely immoral.
Immoral? Selling something that is in demand for a profit is immoral?
@@tywebbgolfenthusiast8950 - Good question. Under 'normal' circumstances, no. It's good that people can create or improve something, sell it to someone else, and make a profit. However, IMHO, scalping is the moral equivalent of price gouging. People purchase an item, put absolutely no work or effort into the item to improve it (nor wait for it to become more valuable due to it's age), then sell it for 20, 30, 40 times the price. During Covid, people would hoard baby wipes, sanitizer, masks, etc., then sell them at grossly inflated prices, thus keeping families who truly need these items unable to afford them. (And of course, nobody 'truly needs' Taylor Swift tickets, but it would mean the world to some folks.) Anyhow, $200-$300 for a concert ticket is doable for most middle-income families, and low-income families if they've saved for it. When people purchase (hoard) multiple tickets only to scalp them later, they are keeping these families from purchasing the tickets at the original price. When they turn around and sell them, it's at a price most people can't afford. I think it's wrong, and I think it should be illegal. It's ok if others disagree, but that's how I feel.
@@tywebbgolfenthusiast8950 I think he means the people that have no actual interest in something, but will intentionally buy up as many as they can just to flip it for a profit. That's why they did the ticket release the way they did for the Taylor Swift concert cause had they not, huge million dollar companies would've bought them all instantly and then posted them for resale for thousands of dollars more. Fans did that too, but at a much smaller ratio compared to what a company could've done.
Sell those tickets!!! Knocking half of that debt would be so important.
I am not a swiftie and I HATE concerts where basically all you can hear is girls screaming, but you do NOT take away gifts from your kids! They've been waiting for months! It's just money and they don't need it for immediate survival. Since we are all going to die anyway, live a little 😅
I agree, it isn’t like the family is struggling and the daughter was going to pay the student loans anyway. There’s no need to create unnecessary emotional stress. It’s ok to have fun with your family. Time flies by too fast. Great show ❤
You could not pay me to go to a taylor swift concert
It’s a memory for a lifetime when we go to work and become adults we don’t always get these opportunities, go to the concert and have a fun time and the memories as everyone ages this memory will last a lifetime
The fact that she wasnt able to write the check for 10k herself without the ticket is the perfect reason to resell now and do it.
I just went to the concert in London and thankfully for me, I got face value for my ticket from my friend. It was an amazing concert. I'm so glad I got to go.
Go to the concert, she's 22 and must be a massive Swiftie to get those tickets at presale. She needs to be living and having fun at this age, not selling tickets to pay off debt. Hopefully she will have a great job with great income to pay it off over the next few years. This is sad that the mother even thought of this.
It should have been Jade & George answering this call because Ken and Rachel in my opinion are not being rational. George & Jade may not tell you what you want to hear but they will tell you what you need to hear.
Hold up. You buy $800 worth of stocks. You have $24k in student loans. And it jumps! To $10k worth. How long does it take the panel to say to sell those stocks? Granted, I’ve never heard a Taylor swift song other than what’s playing in stores, but still. In a heartbeat, sell those tickets
Stocks don’t give memories, they are purely bought for potential financial gain.
This can be compared to if you won a raffle you put a few hundred dollars into to a Super Bowl where you favorite team since you were a kid was playing, and you had a kid that became a fan of that team from a young age too, ended up winning and the tickets are worth 10k. You originally said that you both are going to the game and then comeback a week later and said, why don’t we sell these tickets to pay 40% of student loans. Would you sacrifice those memories with your child and potentially harming your relationship with your child for pulling the rug from under them, for debt they can pay off with less than a year of working (living at home possibly since they just graduated)?
@@Clogreen14 change that to the Portland Trailblazers making it to the nba championship, and you’re tugging on my heart strings. Even then though, and maybe this is where the analogy falls apart, there’s a strong chance your team loses and really that memory isn’t great. That being said, as of right now I’d still say I would sell those tickets. It’s different being in the actual moment. I just can’t see myself giving up $10k for a possible good memory. Call me heartless, I wouldn’t blame you
@@davidpaul9961 Exactly, take the emotion out of it
Sell sell sell
You can’t take back a gift. That’s just mean. I don’t care if you regret giving the gift or if the gift could have been used in a better way. You gifted it! They are right.
Go have a fun trip with your family. Life is fragile. No one is guaranteed tomorrow. Student loans can wait. When life happens, you will always have that time together. Go.
I can't stand TS. If I got a free ticket to her concert, I wouldn't go. 😅
When she is struggling to pay the debt. She will regret not selling those tickets.
Selling the tickets are a non-negotiable so when she's frustrated with her loan payments she's going to to blame the system in the country and wait for loan forgiveness.
Or when she’s denied a mortgage loan because her DTI isn’t good enough because she still has 25k in student debt. I hope the one day is worth it.
@@daveblackman816the fact y'all are mad at a $209 item. Hilarious
@@kbanghartyou could try watching the video. The tickets she bought then are now worth thousands. Those 3 tickets could be worth 10k alone. I’m not even a Taylor swift fan at all but I know those tickets are a few grand even for the bad seats.
@@daveblackman816 and? Me, my wife and daughter saw her in concert. Had a great time.
This comment section is gross, so many superficial old people in here talking about how dumb it is to go experience something with their family. She’s 20k in student loan debt you would’ve thought she was 200k in credit card debt
As a guy damn what I would do to make that kind of quick return in an investment. From a girls POV especially since she wants to bring the sister and mom, make it a family thing they’ll never forget
In Australia we have a law where you can only legally resell a ticket for maximum 10% above the original sale price to stop these ridiculous ticket prices
That's a stupid law. Especially for something so stupid as a concert.
@@Adam-x9n4v its a great law. Stops people buying tickets just to make 10x the money off of real fans who actually want to go
@@Adam-x9n4v it’s a great law. It stops money hungry people from buying tickets just to resell them 10x higher to real fans
There used to be laws like that here. To sell them for over 10% above sale price was "scalping" and was illegal, but I don't think that's the case anymore because no one seems concerned about getting caught nowadays.
Go to the concert or don't but the issue with these situations is the young lady having the discipline to pay off her debt timely and efficiently AFTER she enjoys this concert. It's called balance; if you enjoy something, you give up something else (which might be a lot of things in this case to get out of debt. $24k is due).
There isn't a singer anywhere worth 10K!!
Mom, you’re overthinking it. The experience of going to this concert with your daughters will be priceless and years from now you’ll look back and be happy you went.
Come on, mother! You gave her the tix. Let her go. Also, consider this: if you resell them, some poor obsessed fan will probably be spending outrageous money to go, probably screwing up THEIR finances so you can make a profit by SCALPING them. Be grateful you got the tix for a good price and enjoy the experience. There is more to life. Don't be a jerk.
It’s like asking if she would pay $10k for the tickets. Basically at this point. Answer is no.
I am shocked. My daughter and I have 'Kodak" moments and don't have to give an arm and a leg! Grateful that she thinks like me. We like it simple. And we are both debt free. She is 29. I am 69.
Well mom, you taught her - that's why she thinks like you. Well done :)
@@curiouscat3384 thank you, and my mom and dad taught me! :)
Easy choice. Just heard TS sing “F the Patriarchy” to a bunch of kids.
You have to add in the transportations costs, meals, hotel, etc etc that would be saved!
I don't even know the music she sings/plays.
😂
She's in her 30's now but still writing teeny bopper songs shaming her latest boyfriend. They all sound the same to me but what do I know, old lady that I am, lol
Student loan can wait
Holy FFFFFFF 209 a piece is a steal
"Sell My Daughter’s Taylor Swift Tickets To Pay Off Her Debt?"
Sell your daughter's Taylor Swift tickets to save her brain from turning to mush.
Ken was thinking damn the resell on those tickets would cover my Chipotle for a year or more.
I saw Taylor swift years ago and it was so good. This was the right answer. This type of concert is going to be a memory that her daughters will never forget and she only paid a couple hundred per ticket. Btw 30-40 years olds have been fans of Taylor for a long time and she is also in her 30s so I don’t think it’s cool for other commenters to make fun of them.
unless its like a once in a lifetime concerto festival on par with Woodstock, I am 100% selling those tickets. there will be plenty more tours and shows in the future that they can go to.
Honestly just keep the tickets and enjoy the concert at this point. This will be a family core memory 😂 Certain times in life you have to live life to the fullest. Just hustle harder and never get into debt again. That’s lowkey a deal . I once paid $900 for front row and got to meet the artist so to each their own. (I don’t use credit cards )
It’s not the mom’s debt, it’s the daughter’s. Mom doesn’t need to worry about putting 10k down on debt that’s not hers. She bought the tickets to bless her daughters, presented the option to resell, but daughter ultimately gets to pick what to do with her gift. I would have resold the tickets if I were the daughter having lived and learned a little about debt but she’s an adult. Let her learn the hard way and pay it all off herself.
Every guy says sell, every lady says go to the show lol
Ha! True. I run a little talent show at a small festival in our town. Usually 8 or 10 preteen girls. Almost all sing Taylor Swift songs. Year after year.
Well, the host is a guy, sooooo.... 😏
Also, i'm a woman and i say sell unless the daughter has a job that can actually start making a dent on that debt.
I'm a woman. I say sell but I've seen her in concert (2016 her 1989 tour). She was phenomenal!
Sell, sell, sell. Avoid the evening of brain rot.
I’m a woman. Sell the tickets.
She can always go to another concert, after she paid off her debt and has a good job. She could even save up enough to get great seats. That would feel so great. Debt free and buying great seats with cash.
Aside from it being unethical to profit this way, what a nasty thing to take an experience like this away from her daughter. I’m not a Swiftie, but for that price, they’ll have a lifelong great memory.
The concert industry is a mess and has only gotten worse over the years. People shouldn’t be able to sell tickets and profit.
I don’t generally go to concerts, including Swift concerts. I am a homebody bookworm that loves quiet lol…but I do wish there wasn’t such an outrageous resale market for tickets. It makes me wonder how completely normal and affordable ticket sales to her concerts would become for people who actually want to go if people weren’t able to make crazy money reselling them.
I have 10K in debt. I buy a bottle of wine for $300. Turns out the wine was rare and is now worth $10K. Rachel’s advice, if you love wine drink the bottle. WOW 😮
the difference is the wine is a thing and the concert is an experience. you all need to read some philosophy books
The wine, just like a concert ticket is a thing until it is consumed,then it is an experience. Yes experiences can make you happy, but debt makes you unhappy.
@@FINAL-B0SS the concert is an event and it's up to the person to decide if staying in debt a little longer is worth a concert event that you may or may not get a chance to experience in the future
Nope. You didn't buy the wine. The wine was a gift. And now the person who gave it to you wants it back to sell it. Don't you hear how hurtful it sounds??
@@PhantomMagician1846 that’s reasonable advice for you to give, not reasonable for advice for a financial show who has declared all out war on debt. It’s not consistent with the Ramsey philosophy.
This is called OPPORTUNITY COST. The opportunity of selling these tickets and paying almost half those loans would have an ENORMOUS payoff long term.
Wow ...thats sad when rachel said about the Holy Spirit....thats not Holy Spirit....thats the desire of the flesh
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Go to the concert. You can’t get the moment or experience back and you will think about it forever and your daughters will think about it forever that they shared this experience with you long after you’re gone.
The daughter is 100000% NOT going to pay her student loan debt.
That being said, 290$ a peice for the tickets is not that insane, just go to the concert and don't become part of the problem.
Dave should have been part of this call.
Wow im shocked Rachel said this. Dave would have shut this down immediately and told her to sell those tickets yesterday.
Why is the mom wanting to pay off her adult kids debt? Go enjoy a concert and the daughter can get right back to work the next day.
I love Rachel's reactions in this call... I feel like she's the best personality to relate to the younger generation.
Mama, keep the tickets and go see Taylor Swift - make memories with your daughters.
Yes Taylor swift appreciates their sacrifice while she’ll pinch pennies for the next decade to get out of debt slavery. I’m so grateful my daughters have never been into celebrity worship.
@@sellmav Context matters... If she were to spend or go borrow $10k for the tickets for T Swift while being in $24k debt, then absolutely NO. But in their situation, I wouldn't hesitate going and enjoying the experience.
I was in a somewhat similar situation few years ago. Purchased my tickets to US Open tennis final way in advance. By the time it was known that the finalists were going to be Federer vs Nadal, tickets went up 10X. I was tempted to sell and pocket the money but I went and enjoyed a lifetime experience of watching 2 GOATs battling it out. No regrets.
@@einstein1102 not getting $10k for the tickets to pay down her debt is the same as borrowing $10k for the tickets at whatever the rate of her loans is. Quite literally. Doing whatever we “feel like” no matter what, like self gratifying toddlers , is why this country is barreling toward the bottom.
People willing to pay that much for a ticket concert are seriously mental
You're doing some serious mental gymnastics there. It's really simple. Would you buy these tickets for $10k if you had the money saved up? If yes, enjoy the concert and the sweet deal. If not, them cash in the profit. It doesn't matter if you already bought them or got a deal, it still carries the $10k value.
No one paying those prices. They’re dreaming.
I paid $2,600 for one ticket in Kansas City last year. The prices she quoted are in the ballpark for what I saw for my show.
Keep dreaming? People are paying thousands for these tickets, buddy.
More of these videos. Fun. Wholesome. Funny.
I was initially confused by this call. The mom said her daughter bought tickets for the 3 of them. In reality the mom bought them. So of course why would the daughter even consider selling? My guess is if the daughter ever pays on the student loan, the first time she tells the parents paying this gets in the way of grub hubbing or her bnpl activity, the mom will pay the loan. Or, she’ll gift the girl the money and then tell all her friends how responsible her daughter is for paying off her loans early. Classic enabling and let’s be buddies.
Personally I think anytime you can turn $600 into $10k, you do it.
This is so stupid. You can always get money, you don’t get memories and family experiences like this always.
Also no guarantee the tickets would sell, and if she sold them and her daughter missed out on a one in a lifetime experience after already having tickets - she might not forgive her mother.
The mother sounds like someone who would fall for any scam.
You can go to tailor swift when you're out of debt
Girl, Taylor Swift is not that special. This isn’t a once in a lifetime thing. In 10 years Taylor will be washed up and doing shows at the state fair.
@@AnimeBeefRandoms you never know how long an artist will be around. I don’t think she will retire anytime soon but you never know what life will bring
@@bebop504 LOL, her following is INSANE. I’m not a huge Taylor Swift fan, but even I know she’s never going anywhere
@@sandysreviews1386 She’s just this generations Britney Spears. & she’s really not that great I can’t even name 1 of her songs
Taylor Swift is just a person. I’d rather stay home and look at my wife.
I'm glad they opted not to sell,her mom and sis Will have a great time they can remember together for all time 👍 good deal.
Should SHE sell them and pay off debt probably but should this lady do it without telling her no unless she wants to ruin a relationship. However, she said it was a bucket list item. The other side of the coin is if she really wants to go at some point in the future, she'll probably be spending thousands anyway to go unless she gets lucky again
My bucket list item is to have a private jet and a yacht but nobody cares 😂
@@CoffeenSpice you're severely missing my point.
Spend your money on experiences not stuff. If that’s what you want, it’s a $600 sunk cost.
reminds me of that time i was $50k in debt, and my dad gave me a courtside ticket to kobe's last game. i had to make a choice, go to the game or sell the ticket and be debt free. i went to the game ! glad ken and rachel reaffirmed my decision.
I’m not a swifty but if my mom sold super hard to get concert tickets to my favorite band when I was younger I would hold that negative energy for a long long time lol
Just because they’re listed for that much resale doesn’t mean they’re all getting that. I bet most of those people ended up going to the concert
I think about it this way. Even if you got another chance to see Taylor Swift, are you really guaranteed to only pay $209 per ticket to go? Or are you gonna be paying $3k per ticket at that time, or even more. That's why I agree, go to the concert, and enjoy the hell out of it.
When I was a teenager in the 90's I would have sold a kidney to see Garth Brooks in concert. I went two years ago to fox borough and I made the inner teenager in me very happy.
As long as she doesn't plan on letting that debt hang around anywhere near as long as those concert memories hopefully last...
How much is your relationship with your daughter worth? It’s not always all about money, it’s also about relationship.
Good grief. I’ve lost all Respect for Daves daughter. Makes me second think her advice if she’s that ditzy. Makes me want to unsubscribe.
Nobody is talking about student debt of 24,000 and growing? Didn't even mention what degree the major is in. The parents schlep the kids to school and saddle them with crap tons of student debt you can't get rid of in bankruptcy. If student debt is in good career like 80k debt but pays hundreds of k or more per year then might be worth it. If it's 75k debt for job that pays 60k a year not so great.
Absolutely stupid. You could be halfway done with your student loans, for which the interest is insane. Sell the tickets.
It's the mom's money, right? So, if they sell the tickets to pay off part of the student loan, it is the mom who paid for those loans and not the daughter, right?
When tickets to see the Beatles at Redrocks on august 26,1964 were $6.80, and it wasn't a sellout😮 go figure! (And mother wouldn't let us go!)😢
I hope the debt is in the daughter’s name. I’d leave the final decision to her then not give her a penny toward paying down the debt in the coming years. This is like throwing cash into a bonfire
This and reselling messi tickets will help you financially.
😂 fr
One of the worst calls ive heard. 3 people who couldn’t talk over each other more.
This is terrible, she bought it with her mom’s money (not her own) yes she did luck out and got the tickets at resale price great. However the mom has the right to sell her (2) tickets and pocket $7k on the deal and the daughter who already is in $24K debt to do as she pleases, she would have to pay her mom back the $209. Done ✅