Dave Ramsey | The Ben Shapiro Show Sunday Special Ep. 36

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  • Опубліковано 2 лют 2019
  • Dave Ramsey, finance guru and best selling author of "The Total Money Makeover," joins Ben to discuss his strategies on succeeding at life and business, the pros and cons of college, and the importance of personal responsibility.
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  • @jumpingjake123
    @jumpingjake123 4 роки тому +881

    Dave Ramsey is the reason my wife and I got out of our $57k of debt in 10months. Now we're 25 & 26 with a $15k emergency fund, a $57k home down payment, $20k in retirement, and $14k in our HSA's, and two paid for cars (2011 Subaru Outback, and a 2007 Honda Accord). We've also been able to give more than we've ever thought we could. (We make $110k/ year). We started 27 months ago. Our life has changed. Thank you for everything you do Dave Ramsey!
    *Edit 8/24/2021*
    It's been 45month since we've started the "Dave Ramsey Plan". Since we started, we've paid off $57k in debt, saved $15k for a fully funded emergency fund, saved $252K for a home down payment, have $55k in retirement, and $27k in our HSAs. We're 27 & 26. We still drive the same old cars.

    • @andypagakis
      @andypagakis 4 роки тому +20

      Good for you, that's great. Idk how so many live in debt, makes me anxious just thinking about it

    • @kodiakfamily8032
      @kodiakfamily8032 4 роки тому +27

      Congratulations! You all are on your road to be a millionaire. I am 52 and started much later in life. Make God and your wife the absolute priority and all will fall in place.

    • @MT-gk4yq
      @MT-gk4yq 4 роки тому +22

      Reading your comment and I actually thought I was reading about myself, lol. My wife & I are 25 & 26 with 15K in savings, 25K in retirement, 20K in HSA, and 24K in debt (student loans). We drive a 2012 Kia Sedona & 2012 Ford Focus w/ no car payments. Big difference is our gross income is 65K. All the best on your journey!

    • @jumpingjake123
      @jumpingjake123 4 роки тому +9

      @@MT-gk4yq my man...good work. Changing our family tree's. Cheers.

    • @lucasruckle
      @lucasruckle 3 роки тому +2

      This is great. I am so proud and happy to hear this!!!!

  • @bott3849
    @bott3849 5 років тому +3198

    Dave Ramsey is the reason why I don't use credit cards anymore. Less than $2600 in debt left to go!

    • @DavidMossMGS
      @DavidMossMGS 5 років тому +159

      Brianna Ott why didn’t you pay them off in full every month so you can make money from them?

    • @pokedon92
      @pokedon92 5 років тому +15

      Good luck :)

    • @dwimrel
      @dwimrel 5 років тому +52

      @@DavidMossMGS why pay $110 for something that costs $100?

    • @DavidMossMGS
      @DavidMossMGS 5 років тому +56

      Joseph Ferguson explain that? Lol

    • @DavidMossMGS
      @DavidMossMGS 5 років тому +96

      Joseph Ferguson credit cards make you money if you pay your bill and doesn’t cost anymore to use

  • @matthewsawczyn6592
    @matthewsawczyn6592 5 років тому +644

    "If you just read Proverbs over and over, you have a Master's degree in finance."
    Love it!

    • @ismaeldiaz3921
      @ismaeldiaz3921 4 роки тому +9

      Really terrible that people still value the piece of paper that says you know the same information over the small book of wisdom.

    • @zakuma22
      @zakuma22 3 роки тому +1

      @@ismaeldiaz3921 They are scared of mom if they do otherwise. They are sent to spiritual camps.

    • @rjeffers3726
      @rjeffers3726 3 роки тому

      Is this a Matthew Principle pun?

    • @harmanjotsingh4230
      @harmanjotsingh4230 3 роки тому

      @@zakuma22 employers are taking skills more and more into account nowadays, although a degree is still pretty important

    • @isaaclosh8606
      @isaaclosh8606 3 роки тому

      Unfortunately, a good quote, but not true

  • @hughjazz8416
    @hughjazz8416 4 роки тому +685

    I started listening to Dave when I was 2 years old, now at 10 I am out of debt! Thank you Dave!

    • @blainetanner5531
      @blainetanner5531 4 роки тому +148

      I was listening in the womb! Came out with $30k!!

    • @omaxman1
      @omaxman1 4 роки тому +11

      @@blainetanner5531 hahaha 😆

    • @marcosant98
      @marcosant98 4 роки тому +1

      What?

    • @worldview_kyp
      @worldview_kyp 4 роки тому +39

      You pay your power wheels off in full? Did you not even have to take out a loan for the new nerf gun?? That sounds like success to me!

    • @kodiakfamily8032
      @kodiakfamily8032 4 роки тому +6

      That's funny!!!!

  • @BoriPR82
    @BoriPR82 5 років тому +787

    I love Dave Ramsey, he changed my life. I was one of those the little man can't get ahead guys, living on poverty wages wanting everyone to feel bad for me. Then I heard Dave and he transformed my way of thinking. I went from making $18k a year to making six figures in a short 2 years. I went from living in the bronx NY to the suburbs of NY. I am forever grateful to Dave. Oh and I am a brown skinned Puerto Rican who grew up on welfare.

    • @StevenSoto
      @StevenSoto 5 років тому +21

      A Font praise God !

    • @classicrocklover5615
      @classicrocklover5615 5 років тому +28

      Great story, I hope you enjoy your success! God Bless and many more years to come

    • @Artcore103
      @Artcore103 5 років тому +16

      What do you do and how did you get from 18k to 6 figures? I'm currently in trade school for hvac to improve my situation but even when I'm done 6 figures ain't gonna happen even in 10 yrs unless it involves bonuses from sales, or starting my own business which is scary and i don't think I'm cut out for due to the bureaucracy and red tape and legal crap involved. If it was simpler i could do it.

    • @BoriPR82
      @BoriPR82 5 років тому +27

      @@Artcore103 I went to school for HVAC too but it's not the field I'm in. I got into the elevator union, studied elevators and that's where I got my 6 figure salary.

    • @Artcore103
      @Artcore103 5 років тому +4

      @@BoriPR82 cool. Yeah I'm not in New York so there's very few elevators where i live, or where i used to live, or anywhere I'd want to live lol. But that's awesome. There's 2 unions for hvac ppl, neither of which is necessarily needed to make top dollar for the field but they can certainly help, and I'm considering them. I'd say 50-75k is more the norm for 5-10 yrs in hvac in most places but I've certainly heard of 6 figures it's just not that common and i don't wanta bunch of overtime. I care a lot more about maximizing my hourly rate than maximizing my total income. The unions are great when it comes to benefits i think though. Upon graduating here one would be lucky to make more than 14-16 an hour unfortunately, but it should go up pretty quickly from there, it's one of the most needed professions so once you have some experience of they won't pay you well you can easily switch companies. I'm looking at commercial refrigeration but not sure.

  • @losiglowful
    @losiglowful 4 роки тому +1612

    A Jew and Evangelical Christian sitting down together and talking common sense and good values. Refreshing.

    • @factsoverfeelings9492
      @factsoverfeelings9492 4 роки тому +37

      @Fuzzy Pink Bunny get a job loser.

    • @josmalig-on2907
      @josmalig-on2907 4 роки тому +30

      Why does their religion matter? Anyone can have a good conversation if they’re willing to listen

    • @HermanWillems
      @HermanWillems 4 роки тому +12

      As an Atheist i don't care about religion. But about what is correct and wrong. Christians and Jews can also be right and wrong. I don't look to religion... i look at arguments.

    • @cevcena6692
      @cevcena6692 4 роки тому +29

      @@josmalig-on2907 Jews and Christians have histrionically been antagonistic towards each other, so it's nice to see a Jew and a Christian talk like normal people.

    • @neshawnp
      @neshawnp 4 роки тому +3

      All equals before god.

  • @loadz03
    @loadz03 3 роки тому +149

    This video changed my life. I went from here, to his podcast, to his book. A year later I'm debt free. With money in the bank

  • @michaeljuliano8839
    @michaeljuliano8839 5 років тому +1071

    "People are leaving California like the place is on fire." That's not even a metaphor.

    • @Nirvana7734
      @Nirvana7734 4 роки тому +35

      Technically it would be a simile and not a metaphor. :) But yes, he is not even speaking metaphorically.

    •  4 роки тому +13

      It's a living hell created by satan himself...LIBERALS !!!

    • @waterheaterservices
      @waterheaterservices 4 роки тому +6

      Glorious revolutionary humanist socialist people's CA

    • @CarlosVargas-oo6gn
      @CarlosVargas-oo6gn 4 роки тому +9

      Truer words have never been said, especially since California is burning now.

    • @stupidtreehugger
      @stupidtreehugger 4 роки тому

      Supposedly

  • @dropthebassline
    @dropthebassline 5 років тому +2109

    Two people I listen to nearly everyday. This was a great episode Ben!

    • @CraigsCuts
      @CraigsCuts 5 років тому +8

      Drop the Bassline agreed 👍

    • @thematrix2.0617
      @thematrix2.0617 5 років тому +11

      Two men of GOD

    • @AT-gi1ge
      @AT-gi1ge 5 років тому +5

      @@thematrix2.0617 Dave is a smart guy... Shapiro is a POS though!!!!

    • @definitelynotobama6851
      @definitelynotobama6851 5 років тому +4

      You must one of those scary far-right extremists the media keeps warning me about.

    • @AT-gi1ge
      @AT-gi1ge 5 років тому +4

      @@definitelynotobama6851 I'm a liberal and I hate Shapiro. Dave has moments of wisdom 😀😀😀😀

  • @noahwiggs9380
    @noahwiggs9380 5 років тому +655

    My mom made me listen to Dave in the car during 2008. I'm 19 now and I have 3 steps done

    • @DavidMossMGS
      @DavidMossMGS 5 років тому +9

      noah wiggs why were you already in debt at 19
      If you watched him when you were 9?
      He obviously must be a dumbass

    • @1966bluemax
      @1966bluemax 5 років тому +8

      noah wiggs wow 9 years old. Your mom is intense.

    • @noahwiggs9380
      @noahwiggs9380 5 років тому +59

      @@DavidMossMGS I was never in debt you must obviously be a dumbass

    • @DavidMossMGS
      @DavidMossMGS 5 років тому +6

      noah wiggs why would you follow his steps if you weren’t in debt? Lol
      Dave Ramsey won’t get you rich
      Just won’t make you in debt

    • @DavidMossMGS
      @DavidMossMGS 5 років тому

      Ride the Wave I do know them lol

  • @robinguy32972
    @robinguy32972 4 роки тому +263

    Dave is the reason I was completely out of debt at age 49. Now 7 million net worth. Thanks Dave.

    • @phazon100
      @phazon100 4 роки тому +3

      robinguy32972 7 million isn’t a lot of money anymore mate., especially at that age.

    • @aidan6521
      @aidan6521 4 роки тому +92

      metroid king 7 million is still a shit ton

    • @Jdb63
      @Jdb63 4 роки тому +78

      @@phazon100 Are you insane?

    • @mixrable1212
      @mixrable1212 4 роки тому +82

      @@phazon100 7 million is still more money than the value you've provided through that useless comment

    • @cm01
      @cm01 4 роки тому +18

      @@phazon100 let's say he has 1 million tied up in physical objects. In nearly all of North America that's an extremely nice and well furnished house, multiple nice cars, an RV or boat, nice computers or tools or whatever you're in to. That means 6 million is going to be leveraged to gain more wealth. That's several rental properties and still millions in the stock market. Hopefully that's either more enlightening or more humiliating to you than "are you insane?".

  • @jonathanartiga5320
    @jonathanartiga5320 4 роки тому +70

    I paid off all my credit cards( 8,500 ) and loans (5,000) last week. It took sacrifice but mission accomplished. Thanks to Dave's videos.

  • @stephaniemangan6464
    @stephaniemangan6464 5 років тому +573

    Dave Ramsey is America’s Dad 🙌🏻 I love seeing these two together 😁

    • @DavidMossMGS
      @DavidMossMGS 5 років тому +3

      Dave Ramsey is for the fucking dumb and poor
      He’s nothing but a con salesmen

    • @SaraSmilesandCreates
      @SaraSmilesandCreates 5 років тому +9

      Yup! Not afraid to tell you when you’re being dumb! Lol

    • @DavidMossMGS
      @DavidMossMGS 5 років тому

      s lee that’s weird you relate to him as family

    • @AndreaJaydn
      @AndreaJaydn 5 років тому +3

      My whole family calls him Uncle Dave too!

    • @fizpop01
      @fizpop01 5 років тому +1

      My friends and I would jokingly call him "Papa Ramsey" in my Personal Finance class haha.

  • @everonlyallforthee
    @everonlyallforthee 5 років тому +544

    "My wife's a doctor...as people know."
    We did it. Ben has embraced the meme.

  • @josephkoepke1251
    @josephkoepke1251 5 років тому +482

    Ben didn't even get 7 minutes in before mentioning that his wife is a doctor

    • @ericgol7
      @ericgol7 3 роки тому +6

      Just came to mention that hahahah

    • @theamerican7131
      @theamerican7131 3 роки тому +1

      yeah, really. real cheezy smh

    • @resplendentclarity2188
      @resplendentclarity2188 3 роки тому +22

      He said it in context. He has a good point....that some student debt is worth it, for example becoming a Dr. 🤷🏻‍♀️ Fair point.
      I bet he's proud if her, but also brought it up in context.

    • @HelderP1337
      @HelderP1337 3 роки тому +32

      God forbid a husband is proud of his wife.

    • @arturoreyes5220
      @arturoreyes5220 3 роки тому +22

      Nothing wrong with been proud of your wife.

  • @XxGreenBeXx
    @XxGreenBeXx 5 років тому +42

    The duo that no one asked for but everyone needed

  • @JohnDoe-yb7ps
    @JohnDoe-yb7ps 5 років тому +79

    Ben Shapiro and Dave Ramsey in the same freaking room!! The universe didn’t explode but my head did.

  • @ianbass7780
    @ianbass7780 5 років тому +267

    Dave is better than he deserves!

  • @AndrielleHillis
    @AndrielleHillis 5 років тому +464

    I have a bit of a joke with Dave Ramsay: He's a total genius because he's made millions of dollars telling people things their grandparents used to tell them for free.

    • @Yugiboii
      @Yugiboii 3 роки тому +19

      Dave Ramsey literally gets paid just for telling people to sell their cars 😂😂😂

    • @deborahgalvan5367
      @deborahgalvan5367 3 роки тому +23

      that's when grandparents were respected.

    • @kbanghart
      @kbanghart 3 роки тому +4

      @@Yugiboii or homes lol

    • @codyquinn4954
      @codyquinn4954 3 роки тому +5

      I know right? Anyways, what’s the joke?

    • @snoolee7950
      @snoolee7950 3 роки тому +1

      never met my grandparents. they worked hard and died early from hard work. and Dave Ramsey sure is not my grandfather.

  • @chicanopowers4938
    @chicanopowers4938 5 років тому +190

    Paid off my mortgage last year at 36, and it still feels great.

    • @ccstarz19
      @ccstarz19 4 роки тому +5

      Congrats. That’s so awesome. Can’t wait til I can say the same.

    • @groove269
      @groove269 4 роки тому +3

      37 , still in apartment . :(

    • @jalv509
      @jalv509 4 роки тому +4

      @@groove269 I am in my early 30's, but planning to buy my own place next year.It's okay to be a renter until you're in a place to save and own. Hope that you are able to own when you're ready.

    • @michaellee5399
      @michaellee5399 3 роки тому

      I wish I had a house lol but since driving truck it's no use right now, the best thing is I only need to pay for my food and my phone bill

    • @inertiaforce7846
      @inertiaforce7846 3 роки тому

      You paid it off just in time right before covid hit too. Timing couldn't have been better lol.

  • @brillopower1492
    @brillopower1492 5 років тому +98

    Ben Shapiro + Dave Ramsey. This needs to be a more regular thing. This is unadulterated awesome.

  • @vJorddan
    @vJorddan 5 років тому +243

    So I actually just started financial peace University at church and after watching his lectures I was thinking how similar y'all's values are. Great interview guys.

    • @BT.TexasDFW
      @BT.TexasDFW 5 років тому +12

      Good luck on your journey sir! Ny wife and i completed our class recently and are now debt free and stress free! Be weird! And beans and rice, rice and beans!

    • @benspoetrychannel2109
      @benspoetrychannel2109 5 років тому

      that's gr8

    • @micahiswright
      @micahiswright 5 років тому +1

      Jordan Burnett my parents did it and got out of credit card debt very quickly. Keep yourself accountable and finish this strong, man!

    • @DavidMossMGS
      @DavidMossMGS 5 років тому

      Jordan Burnett fuck Dave Ramsey
      He uses the church to exploit you

    • @raquelrusu4347
      @raquelrusu4347 5 років тому

      Amen brother!

  • @atlasdaddy
    @atlasdaddy 4 роки тому +19

    Mr. Ramsey, you saved my life, my marriage, my kids.
    I come from humble beginnings. My parents loved me deeply and I in return but they are financially illiterate and so was I. Through your teachings and scoldings, I have learned to discipline myself and take control of my life. Although I am not wealthy, I do have a roof over my head, modest car, and plenty of food to feed my wife and kids with more to spare.
    If you ever find yourself in western NC and you would like a nice couch to sleep on, cold beer to drink, warm food to eat, and a safe place to relax....My home is open to you and anyone you bring. No questions asked and payment would be an insult.
    Thank you for everything you do and have done and will do. May God bless you and yours.

  • @joel_i_was
    @joel_i_was 3 роки тому +172

    The culture has degraded so much that listening to them talk common sense feels like hearing great revelations!

    • @YourFrienjamin
      @YourFrienjamin 3 роки тому +5

      This is concerningly true

    • @kbanghart
      @kbanghart 3 роки тому +2

      Yes, so good that we have actual leadership now in the White House, the country can start repairing itself!

    • @daebak7370
      @daebak7370 3 роки тому

      Very true

    • @alexgg7499
      @alexgg7499 3 роки тому

      Cuz thats the mainstream media they are own by billionaire who want to control population

    • @brkbtjunkie
      @brkbtjunkie 3 роки тому

      Common sense has never been common 😝

  • @tonyaprim3047
    @tonyaprim3047 5 років тому +220

    5:45 "If we were doing math, we wouldn't have credit card debt in the first place; it's not a math problem."
    I love this! It's so true; people get into debt because they *feel* they have no other options. So Dave Ramsey helps them *feel* like there is hope. And it motivates them to actually take the actions necessary to make better choices.

    • @HereIsWisdom1318
      @HereIsWisdom1318 5 років тому +2

      Sane Sister No, ppl go into debt because they think they deserve to get what they want now.

    • @tonyaprim3047
      @tonyaprim3047 5 років тому

      HereIsWisdom 1318 , I guess that is one of the main reasons, too.

    • @benpaull2638
      @benpaull2638 5 років тому +1

      @@HereIsWisdom1318 That's a little over broad. How do you think most people buy a house? And how do you afford college right out of HS?
      Now, if you're speaking of credit card debt, I'd agree with you. That and $40k a year tuition for a garbage degree

    • @HereIsWisdom1318
      @HereIsWisdom1318 5 років тому +3

      Ben Paull Well, even college. Do 18/19 year old DESERVE $100,000 to go to college, AND not work? And if so, WHY?
      The most I borrowed was $20,000 to go to a technical school, MCSE.....

    • @mrg3tty672
      @mrg3tty672 5 років тому +6

      @@HereIsWisdom1318 I went into the military. Best decision I ever made.

  • @R.H.1965
    @R.H.1965 5 років тому +221

    Two of my favorite people!!! Ramsey & Shapiro for President & Vice President!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸

    • @SquirrelHill
      @SquirrelHill 5 років тому +1

      There's a new book called Barack Obama Is Afraid of Sharyl Attkisson: The definitive guide to the shenanigans of America's 44th president..

    • @ryanhunsader7038
      @ryanhunsader7038 5 років тому +17

      Man I’m salivating thinking of Dave in charge of the federal budget. I will say the liberals who personally follow his work would suddenly hate him. That’s would be fascinating

    • @leoniefarrington9792
      @leoniefarrington9792 5 років тому

      Ryan Hunsader , YES!!!

    • @rbellamy804
      @rbellamy804 5 років тому +4

      That would be awesome except they have both stated they do NOT want to be president. Lol.

    • @HereIsWisdom1318
      @HereIsWisdom1318 5 років тому +2

      In 2024!

  • @daved7231
    @daved7231 5 років тому +246

    Bens a good interviewer. Let’s it flow. Let’s the guest talk freely.

    • @cm01
      @cm01 4 роки тому +3

      He's no CNN but he's no Joe Rogan either. He has a list of questions he wants to get though and he always wants to throw in his own opinion.

    • @Deeznutsmynamejeff21
      @Deeznutsmynamejeff21 4 роки тому +5

      Caleb M which is why it feels like an authentic conversation

    • @cm01
      @cm01 4 роки тому +1

      @@Deeznutsmynamejeff21 its really a traditional interview format its just not horribly biased like CNN. I still prefer the Joe Rogan long-form podcast style.

  • @terryeffinp
    @terryeffinp 4 роки тому +135

    My dad and I were talking about wealth inequality this weekend, he said "If you perfectly redistributed all of the wealth and assets in the world evenly, within 1 year the people who were at the top would be back in the same position and so would the poorest people." Financial success isn't something you have just because you have money, it is a mindset, a work ethic, a reputation, it is discipline, it is intelligence, it is many traits that add up to success. If you choose to be one of the crabs in the bucket; that is on you.

    • @deanobeany
      @deanobeany 4 роки тому +9

      I think there are exceptions, lucky bums who inherit or stumble in wealth and hard working people who just cannot catch a break, but i can't help noticing that enough hard working, disciplined people have become successful that it can't be a coincidence.

    • @christophersuchy3632
      @christophersuchy3632 4 роки тому +7

      @@deanobeany What lucky bums though? Because most inheritors squander their wealth & those that earn fast without the discipline to sustain it don't keep their wealth. Look at lottery winners, most lose it all. Professional athletes are another great example. MLB players declare bankruptcy 4x more than the national average

    • @ironicgrammernazi5965
      @ironicgrammernazi5965 4 роки тому +1

      Christopher Suchy well I knew a girl who inherited like a million dollars or something and she just lived off of it. Only big purchases she made was she bought a new camry or something and a lower middle class house lol. That’s a rarity not worth mentioning and she was young so would’ve went broke eventually.

    • @ironicgrammernazi5965
      @ironicgrammernazi5965 4 роки тому

      Deanobeany and to you... I know a lot of corporate assholes who make 150k ish and they are just assholes. They don’t work hard but they’re good at bullshitting people... like a salesman basically, they’re a people person. All the real work gets done by the hard workers who make middle to lower class wages. With that said, I know a few, and assume many of these high salary people squander their earnings while the people who make about third to a half of corporate has more in savings... because they’re hard workers.

    • @sabrinaliu66
      @sabrinaliu66 3 роки тому

      You are so blessed to have a dad like this, he is awesome!

  • @JH-qqqqqiim
    @JH-qqqqqiim 5 років тому +173

    Listening to these two men makes me feel like the world hasn’t gone completely insane. There’s still some reason out there.

    • @hammer12482
      @hammer12482 4 роки тому +2

      How has that aged?

    • @SLee-vj4px
      @SLee-vj4px 4 роки тому

      @@UniversityDemonstrationChannel lol, both man are indeed intelligent. personal responsibility - means everything. folks needs to listen to these guys everyday!!

  • @ashbyt1
    @ashbyt1 5 років тому +128

    Two great minds, one Jewish, one Christian and both exhibiting wisdom that has propelled them to success. You guys have a lot in common and I appreciate your interview that displays this.

    • @ebriggs3498
      @ebriggs3498 5 років тому +8

      It's called The Book of Proverbs.

    • @Nirvana7734
      @Nirvana7734 4 роки тому

      @@ebriggs3498 It's called ignoring the hateful, maladaptive, stupid parts of religion.

    • @nycalien
      @nycalien 4 роки тому

      Religion to this too?! Are those broke people calling to the program belongs to another religion?

  • @kevinquinn7645
    @kevinquinn7645 3 роки тому +117

    The interview that convinced Ben to move to Tennessee.

    • @kbanghart
      @kbanghart 3 роки тому

      He should stay there. I hope he doesn't come to California. Actually he can't, because his followers would all hate him

    • @joshualaughlin2385
      @joshualaughlin2385 3 роки тому +7

      @@kbanghart he lived in California before Tennessee? Why would he go back to cali?

    • @repentorperish1386
      @repentorperish1386 3 роки тому +3

      @@kbanghart he lived in cali his whole life excpet law school soooo i don't really understand your point

    • @sanitary103
      @sanitary103 3 роки тому

      How is Tennessee? Pros? Cons?

    • @Ratkill9000
      @Ratkill9000 3 роки тому +3

      Ben moved the company from California to Tennessee, but moved his family to Florida. Probably to stay away from Michael Knowles.

  • @kevinchen2553
    @kevinchen2553 3 роки тому +15

    I listensd to Dave Ramsey yesterday, and now today I'm a millionaire. Thank you Dave Ramsey for everything!

  • @JesterStuttle
    @JesterStuttle 5 років тому +119

    We were 32k in debt two years ago. Now we have great cars that we OWN and we are going to pay off the house in 15 years or less. I am 30. Dave Ramsey and his steps got me out of debt.

    • @janethockey9070
      @janethockey9070 5 років тому +6

      Justin Tuttle Paying extra on your house payment on principal gets it paid off faster

    • @Epro95
      @Epro95 4 роки тому +5

      @@janethockey9070 no shit

    • @bigchungus920
      @bigchungus920 4 роки тому +1

      Every minute in Africa 60 seconds go by

    • @YcMdattGUY
      @YcMdattGUY 4 роки тому

      big Chungus man what 😂

    • @bigchungus920
      @bigchungus920 4 роки тому +3

      @M Lee you probably called him and he said you were dumb and made stupid financial decisions and now you don't want to hear from him

  • @dbdan61
    @dbdan61 5 років тому +95

    Not gonna lie. I smiled through most of this. Dave is more than we deserve. 😊

  • @markmills344
    @markmills344 3 роки тому +6

    I've been listening to Dave for decades, and am financially secure and independent because of his council - IT WORKS!

  • @1cont
    @1cont 5 років тому +317

    It's not a math problem.
    It's a me problem.
    Awesome.

  • @jamiemoulton2986
    @jamiemoulton2986 5 років тому +128

    Wow, something very surreal about seeing these two guys hanging out...

    • @skitboyz7418
      @skitboyz7418 5 років тому +2

      When is Dave Ramsey going to do a PragerU video?! His daughter and his friend, Chris Hogan, already did ones, but when will he?!

    • @jamiemoulton2986
      @jamiemoulton2986 5 років тому +1

      @@skitboyz7418 I know, he'd be great!

  • @TankMaster1998
    @TankMaster1998 5 років тому +159

    This made me cry, this video just made me realize so much. Everything they talked about is going on in my life right now, and they've just laid out the solutions.
    And it's free.
    Sincerely life changing.

    • @brandonchi3209
      @brandonchi3209 5 років тому +1

      My problem was all the coral I was buying! Lol best of luck!

    • @TankMaster1998
      @TankMaster1998 5 років тому +1

      @@brandonchi3209 Bahaha, understandable, it gets addictive. you too brother

    • @antnfs
      @antnfs 4 роки тому +4

      How did life changing go?

  • @2legit2Kwit
    @2legit2Kwit 3 роки тому +26

    Dave is a hero. He’s literally helped people free their minds and souls from bondage. The debt monkey I used to carry was anxiety inducing. Life is so good now. So glad I found him in 2015. I’ve paid off 30k in credit card debt, a car, have my 6 month emergency fund and now chipping away at the house. Thank you, Dave!!!!

  • @terme-nator_
    @terme-nator_ 5 років тому +245

    I love Dave Ramsey I’m watching him at 12 and I’m proud of it

    • @dontignorewatchme5851
      @dontignorewatchme5851 4 роки тому +12

      @@BirdTurdMemes you kids going far

    • @burtmaclin553
      @burtmaclin553 4 роки тому +35

      start doing drugs. they are awesome. helps you make friends and get girls

    • @terme-nator_
      @terme-nator_ 4 роки тому +6

      Jack McComb okay will do

    • @abrahamferziger5252
      @abrahamferziger5252 4 роки тому

      Mature intelligence will make your teenage years great!!! Go out and have some fun too.

    • @comareborn8734
      @comareborn8734 4 роки тому +1

      13 and doing the same!

  • @ChasingLions_
    @ChasingLions_ 5 років тому +198

    One thing that I thought about is how unfortunate it is that Fed workers missed just one paycheck and they were in a financial crisis. More people need to learn to live below their means, always have 3-6 months of savings in case something out of your control comes up and have more than one income coming in, especially if your main source of income is controlled by a boss. Dave is an American treasure and more people need to listed to him!

    • @sararomero7090
      @sararomero7090 5 років тому +16

      I heard that too. Rush Limbaugh and Mark Levin both calculated how long the federal employees have been working without pay, and if you exclude holidays and weekends, it's 2 paychecks, max. The left-wing media is telling us horror stories about these poor folks having to sell their kids' toys or pawn grandma's wedding ring to get by. I wonder, what are they doing if 2 delayed paychecks puts them that far in the hole? I manage a gas station overnights and my husband is a kitchen supervisor at a family restaurant. We have a 14 month-old. We don't live paycheck to paycheck. I feel bad for these people, but I also wonder, are they living way beyond their means? They had ZERO saved up? Do they drive a Mercedes instead of a Toyota, go out to eat 3 times a week, go to Starbucks every morning instead of buying a coffee maker and making their own drinks?

    • @OpalRavenna
      @OpalRavenna 5 років тому +6

      Eduardo Alvarez You only heard the hyped propaganda from the media. Not to say some people didn’t have money, but the vast majority were in no long term financial harm and received back pay when the shutdown was over.

    • @nestlund
      @nestlund 5 років тому +3

      Exactly. That was the first thing I was thinking about when most Fed workers said they couldn’t afford to miss a single paycheck.

    • @jacksonpaul1731
      @jacksonpaul1731 5 років тому +5

      There were plenty of resources to help the federal workers that did not receive paychecks and they have been paid the days that most didn't even work. Only essential employees were required to still work during shutdown. All federal employees can be affected by government shutdowns and it is always discussed and known that you should have 3 months of saving to live on. They were used by the democrats as pawns, because otherwise, they had no other standing.

    • @Juan_Hernandez_Jr.
      @Juan_Hernandez_Jr. 5 років тому +6

      I was thinking the same thing. If you're one paycheck from ruin, you're living your life wrong.

  • @ryanturner8577
    @ryanturner8577 5 років тому +89

    Dave Ramsey is the man. Used his little baby steps and paid off all my student loans quickly. Good interview so far.

    • @austinhoffman219
      @austinhoffman219 5 років тому +1

      Good for you dude! Keep it up , get that house and pay it off !

  • @kellykirkpatrick8978
    @kellykirkpatrick8978 3 роки тому +8

    I love Dave. His practical mind blows me away. Tells us the truth whether we like it or not. And it's good for us and I love it

  • @chalktalkwithshari4173
    @chalktalkwithshari4173 3 роки тому +9

    “You’re going to pick your tough.” So true! I say this about divorce. Being in a bad marriage is tough. Being a single parent is tough. Pick your tough.

  • @GenK1991
    @GenK1991 5 років тому +32

    Thanks to Dave I was able to become debt free at 26. Now my husband and I are able to save for retirement and live comfortably. I wish I could’ve found him before I started university. Things would’ve been alot more different

  • @benspoetrychannel2109
    @benspoetrychannel2109 5 років тому +521

    This is so much better than the Super Bowl!

    • @DangerousButGood
      @DangerousButGood 5 років тому +3

      True story! hahaha

    • @samaldridge5283
      @samaldridge5283 5 років тому +2

      the super bowl was pretty boring. terrible first half

    • @chadroehrick
      @chadroehrick 5 років тому +1

      100%

    • @mr.roboto9917
      @mr.roboto9917 5 років тому

      Do you mean any Super Bowl or just this most recent one? Because Super Bowl Sunday is one of my most favorite nights a year!

    • @MichaelSmith-fh2nu
      @MichaelSmith-fh2nu 5 років тому

      Super Bowl was very boring, but previous ones have been excellent. That’s the way it is I guess.

  • @MrJeireh
    @MrJeireh 4 роки тому +49

    Ben is actually really good interviewer. I am pleasantly surprised. Broad range of topics and hitting the spots for the guest to elaborate wisdom and thoughts.

  • @Cesar-pq2ck
    @Cesar-pq2ck 4 роки тому +19

    Thanks to Uncle Dave Ramsey we have a bright financial future now after being in debt up to our eyeballs. We went from $70K in debt to a $15,000 emergency fund, a 401K and didn’t need PPP for our business during this pandemic. Neither of us have a college degree. No debt equals freedom. It’s awesome to not be normal!

  • @hardshellin6673
    @hardshellin6673 5 років тому +206

    I use his debt snowball strategy...what I’ve learned is basically, the guy is a genius.

    • @dogelife7901
      @dogelife7901 4 роки тому +2

      lol. it's common sense.

    • @jamesoleary2476
      @jamesoleary2476 4 роки тому +4

      DogeLife no common sense is too pay it off highest interest first

  • @hominem3731
    @hominem3731 5 років тому +139

    Great interview. "Storm the gates of hell with a water pistol" -Dave Ramsey-. Great quote.

    • @skoolier
      @skoolier 5 років тому +5

      I laughed so hard that I had to pause the video when he said that because I've never heard that expression before!

    • @RonSpilker
      @RonSpilker 5 років тому

      it's not his quote

    • @sneakyninja5802
      @sneakyninja5802 5 років тому

      i don't get what he means by that. is he saying the cheapest solution is the most effective?

    • @jcnash02
      @jcnash02 4 роки тому +1

      Sneaky Ninja no. Hell is on fire. Water pistols don’t do anything to a full-on blaze. He’s saying they’ll do anything they are asked to do, and do it with energy.

  • @samuelberry4300
    @samuelberry4300 4 роки тому +155

    As a lifelong liberal I think every liberal should watch this

    • @andypagakis
      @andypagakis 4 роки тому +20

      What's this got to do with being liberal? Just that you shouldn't instantly dismiss them because they aren't liberals?

    • @samuelberry4300
      @samuelberry4300 4 роки тому +37

      @@andypagakis thats exactly right

    • @andypagakis
      @andypagakis 4 роки тому +44

      @@samuelberry4300 good for you, glad you can see past politics. The instant hate people have for people over politics is so odd today

    • @TalmoTheSell
      @TalmoTheSell 3 роки тому +12

      That's good cuz this isn't about politics this is about self-accountability and financial success

    • @TrollerzTV
      @TrollerzTV 3 роки тому +7

      everyone should listen and try to understand the other side

  • @samuels7749
    @samuels7749 4 роки тому +12

    Dave is the reason I finished college with no debt and 10k in the bank.

  • @michaelnudelman8591
    @michaelnudelman8591 5 років тому +138

    The 2 people i listen to everyday , Dave and his class and principles are the reason why we paid off $122,000 in debt and Ben just makes me laugh , y’all are amazing

    • @DavidMossMGS
      @DavidMossMGS 5 років тому

      Michael Nudelman you shouldn’t have been in debt in the first place

    • @michaelnudelman8591
      @michaelnudelman8591 5 років тому +18

      Wow thanks a lot ass for that amazing advice . You are what Dave calls a troll

    • @DavidMossMGS
      @DavidMossMGS 5 років тому

      Michael Nudelman no I’m a genius

    • @DavidMossMGS
      @DavidMossMGS 5 років тому

      Michael Nudelman be responsible
      And don’t listen to a con artist like Dave

    • @nobody_special012
      @nobody_special012 5 років тому +1

      David not a genius

  • @AzureSymbiote
    @AzureSymbiote 5 років тому +572

    Dave Ramsey's UA-cam channel's helped me a ton.

    • @benspoetrychannel2109
      @benspoetrychannel2109 5 років тому +2

      yay 4 Dave Ramsey

    • @DavidMossMGS
      @DavidMossMGS 5 років тому +1

      AzureSymbiote that’s sad you were debt in the first place
      Dave Ramsey doesn’t make people rich

    • @AzureSymbiote
      @AzureSymbiote 5 років тому +9

      @@DavidMossMGS I have never been in debt.

    • @DavidMossMGS
      @DavidMossMGS 5 років тому

      AzureSymbiote why would you watch his dumbass then?

    • @tonymancuso1340
      @tonymancuso1340 5 років тому +12

      David you’ve obviously never watched listened to him. Dave Ramsey isn’t just about getting out of debt. Quit being so toxic.

  • @tigerrx7
    @tigerrx7 4 роки тому +13

    This was one of the most game changing interviews I’ve ever watched. Parenting skills, economic libertarian, social conservatism, etc. loved it. Again, we don’t always see eye to eye but I appreciate smart people when they talk smarts

  • @outlaw2747
    @outlaw2747 5 років тому +4

    One thing I love about these two: they are of different belief systems (religion) and that wasn't a factor in their interaction because they want to fix problems, not solve them. Much respect.

  • @jamiemoulton2986
    @jamiemoulton2986 5 років тому +162

    It's like watching my dad and my teacher meet for the first time.

    • @julieredmond5192
      @julieredmond5192 5 років тому +7

      life is worth fighting for 😂🤣

    • @gretchenandjay
      @gretchenandjay 5 років тому +5

      This comment is pure gold. 👍👏

    • @lowercherty
      @lowercherty 5 років тому +3

      Nothing good for me ever came from that, at least not until I grew up.😉

    • @harleenkour1215
      @harleenkour1215 4 роки тому

      So true!

    • @danielasofiatreminio8815
      @danielasofiatreminio8815 4 роки тому +1

      I feel you!!! Lol I call him “papa Dave” 😂 and love my professor Shapiro.

  • @extvproducer
    @extvproducer 5 років тому +286

    "My wife apparently listens to you and I didn't know about it, which says something about both our marriage and the success of your show." 😭

    • @danger450
      @danger450 5 років тому +13

      Eh, some of that is just professional fluff and courteous niceties ...

    • @magamike1800
      @magamike1800 5 років тому +8

      well his wife probably does know about all the XXX stuff he watches either.

    • @quantumfootball
      @quantumfootball 5 років тому +2

      @@magamike1800 He wrote a book about it, so she probably does.

    • @truthisinthebible
      @truthisinthebible 5 років тому

      @@quantumfootball which book did he write? Is that in the past now, I hope?

    • @quantumfootball
      @quantumfootball 5 років тому +5

      @@truthisinthebible I was just saying that when he wrote the book "Porn Generation", he had to do some research. I don't think that Ben is the kind of person who would otherwise view porn.

  • @jeffrichey3623
    @jeffrichey3623 4 роки тому +21

    "You are who you are all the time - that's integrity." Gold. I would add, "You are who you are, regardless of to whom you are talking."

  • @Mr.Rogers91
    @Mr.Rogers91 3 роки тому +12

    I’ve been listening to Ben for about 4 years maybe more. I just started listening to Dave and I’m glad this came across my recommended today.

  • @dankdark974
    @dankdark974 5 років тому +53

    I made myself a promise when I was in the ninth grade: I wouldn't have any student loan debt. I didnt care how, but I would avoid student debt like the plague. I would join the military or go to community college or get scholarships but WHATEVER happened, I would NOT have student debt.

    • @ranaeid2390
      @ranaeid2390 5 років тому +11

      What did you end up doing?
      Congrats on not having any student loan debt!!!

    • @multimeter2859
      @multimeter2859 5 років тому +1

      How did you make out?

    • @dogguy8603
      @dogguy8603 5 років тому

      @@multimeter2859 i assume reality hit him a bit, almost no scholarships cober the cost of tuition, and a JC only keeps you out kf debt for a cupple of years, military is still a good option

    • @multimeter2859
      @multimeter2859 5 років тому

      @@dogguy8603 probably. I went to college and graduated debt free. Still joined the military after lol. Got a gi bill to do it again.

  • @michaelangelo1288
    @michaelangelo1288 5 років тому +23

    Dave Ramsey and Ben Shapiro together in one room? YESSSSSSS!!!!!!!!

  • @jhas727
    @jhas727 3 роки тому +5

    Two very responsible poeple having a great conversation. That is what we are missing these days. Thank you Ben and Dave

  • @ahikam546
    @ahikam546 3 роки тому +15

    6 min in and Ben says, "My wife is a doctor"
    Balance restored.

    • @deematulip3604
      @deematulip3604 2 роки тому +1

      Lol! He never fails to mention that!!

  • @cbsergio
    @cbsergio 4 роки тому +7

    He's pure inspiration. No guru bs, just straight up the truth.

  • @Midnightrave69
    @Midnightrave69 5 років тому +240

    Rice n Beans, Beans n Rice

  • @calebpierce1382
    @calebpierce1382 5 років тому +7

    Two of the greatest guys of our time in one room. You two have each been a unique blessing to our country. PLEASE do this again.

  • @ishalocke1123
    @ishalocke1123 5 років тому +5

    Integrity, honesty (with yourself and others), and WISDOM. Oh boy! Two guys working hard and living the dream!

  • @neilgeorge6483
    @neilgeorge6483 5 років тому +644

    Next thing you know, Shapiro has the president in his Sunday Special

    • @furd8883
      @furd8883 5 років тому +35

      Shapiro should be president

    • @DarkSlushie
      @DarkSlushie 5 років тому +39

      So he would be interviewing himself in 2024?

    • @XenRiddle
      @XenRiddle 5 років тому +17

      @@DarkSlushie That sounds like a SHAMIEN video. "Ben Shapiro Interviews Shen Bapiro" :-)

    • @neilgeorge6483
      @neilgeorge6483 5 років тому +8

      @@DarkSlushie He'll do an interview in front of a mirror

    • @ballind4548
      @ballind4548 5 років тому

      Yes!!!

  • @herfirstmate
    @herfirstmate 5 років тому +18

    I love seeing Dave in a sit down interview engaged in great conversation - where someone is asking him to explain his teachings. Sometimes on his show it’s a lot of one-liners and conversations with an unbalanced dynamic - him speaking to his fan/followers/people in horrible financial situations. He is always in a teacher role. Here he is with an equal and it makes for awesome conversation!! Love that him/Ben are crossing lines and reaching more people!! Great job you two! Thank you from a fan of both of yours.

  • @millamilla10
    @millamilla10 4 роки тому +5

    This man has made the lives of so many people so much better!

  • @FirearmsofAmerica
    @FirearmsofAmerica 4 роки тому +12

    My two favorite people having a smart conversation.... What else can be better than this? 😅

  • @NS-pf2zc
    @NS-pf2zc 5 років тому +8

    Every time we've followed the advice of Ramsey, we've succeeded. Every time we've strayed...we've gotten in trouble. His advice is very sound.

  • @tonyaprim3047
    @tonyaprim3047 5 років тому +100

    My two favorite things about this episode were the idea of King Dave Ramsey getting rid of all the nonessential government bureaucrats and the idea of an America that is so charitable that we no longer have a need for government.

    • @jeffreyblack6611
      @jeffreyblack6611 5 років тому

      That's pretty ideological and unrealistic. Please give me an example of one thriving civilization that didn't have a central resource pool for the country's most vulnerable? I'll wait.

    • @tonyaprim3047
      @tonyaprim3047 5 років тому +11

      Jeffrey Black, of course it's ideological. And neither I nor Mr. Ramsey is saying it would actually work. It's just a utopian dream based on people being more noble than they actually are. But at least the idea is based on a moral premise, unlike the idea of forcing people to be "charitable" through mandated governmental programs.

    • @jeffreyblack6611
      @jeffreyblack6611 5 років тому +1

      @@tonyaprim3047 LOL! OK. Thanks for proving my point.

    • @cphine
      @cphine 5 років тому +9

      @@jeffreyblack6611 Just because something hasn't been tried doesn't make it an illegitimate goal. To the contrary though, I can point out numerous disasters where an over sized government has led to complete destruction of the economy and the deaths of millions of people. It's freedom and individual opportunity that leads to growth, not centralized planning.

    • @jeffreyblack6611
      @jeffreyblack6611 5 років тому

      ​@@cphine So no examples, then? I figured... Thanks for proving my point. Again. Your tax experiment was recently attempted in Kansas. Guess what, it failed miserably. And they're still trying to recover. Concentration of power is the problem - not government. And in America, we openly allow elected officials to be bought and paid for by narrow corporate interests through lobbying (called bribery in every other country). If you believe that businesses should be allowed to operate in any way they choose despite having negative consequences to the public good, then you're nothing more than a useful idiot. Funny you mention examples of fascistic governments ruining economies, bc I can point to numerous examples of thriving, healthy societies who efficiently use government resources to provide essential utilitarian services to their people and where crime, mental illness and disease are much lower than the US and the people are vastly more educated. They exist today. I've also traveled a lot. I've lived in Kenya, Angola, Singapore, South Korea, France, and Brazil, as well as visited at least 15 other countries. The countries I would definitely not want to live in are the ones that don't heavily invest in education/healthcare. There is high poverty and crime. You conservatives/libertarians who think taxation is theft are really fucking dumb.

  • @DjR6307
    @DjR6307 4 роки тому +55

    I was on a live phone interview with Dave on his show last year that was nothing short of a train wreck. I held it against him for a while because I felt like he was too hard on me, along with other people who are unaware of how finances work. The answer he gave me wasn’t the answer I wanted at the time, but now that I’ve grown up and I’m working my butt off to get my crap together, I have a hundred times more respect for him. I’m two months shy from the Real Estate licensing exam and I’m also double-majoring in Business and Clinical Psychology. Thank Jesus for Financial aid lol. There’s always a solution in life. Don’t be a victim and always have faith in the road ahead no matter the challenges or circumstances.

    • @FishTableTips
      @FishTableTips 4 роки тому +3

      This is awesome, hope everything continues to get better for you! Good luck in Real Estate Sales!

    • @Tundra0128
      @Tundra0128 3 роки тому

      Too bad financial aid does nothing for people who go for their masters. The only option is student loans at the masters level.

    • @Yihooni
      @Yihooni 3 роки тому +1

      Dillon Richardson Congratulations!

    • @joel_i_was
      @joel_i_was 3 роки тому +1

      Thats the attitude!

    • @brandymoore7191
      @brandymoore7191 3 роки тому +1

      @@Tundra0128 Not so. Look into FAFSA.

  • @justfine77777
    @justfine77777 5 років тому +15

    Two of my favorite people to listen to ever! Both of these guys love to preach about personal responsibility. We need more of that, and people really need to hear that.

  • @dakotapuckett5193
    @dakotapuckett5193 5 років тому +70

    Me and wife are 30 and 31 we are debt free 100% and loving life we are not living extravagant but comfortably

  • @Moriningland
    @Moriningland 5 років тому +5

    I’m a liberal guy and I love Dave and like Ben. You’ve got to listen to different views to challenge your own.

  • @xaulxan13
    @xaulxan13 3 роки тому +22

    Me and my wife are 34 years old and 100% debt free due to inheritance. Thanks Dave!

  • @annagilda1
    @annagilda1 4 роки тому +37

    I payed the last payment on my debt yesterday. It’s not sunk in yet, but the futures looking pretty amazing. Thanks so much Dave.

    • @mikeforeman1446
      @mikeforeman1446 4 роки тому +2

      Congratulations!

    • @spconrad9612
      @spconrad9612 3 роки тому +1

      Keep working hard to get ahead. It is well worth it.

  • @BlankCanvas88
    @BlankCanvas88 5 років тому +5

    This is something that needs to be emphasized to parents of young children. Start teaching them good financial practices as soon as you can! Even when they're 2 years old. It will help them for the rest of their lives!

  • @blujay1608
    @blujay1608 5 років тому +29

    Great interview! I'm a teacher providing most of my family's income, and things have felt bleak the past year. The comments and advice are starting to fill me with hope again.

    • @anthonykrepps1624
      @anthonykrepps1624 5 років тому

      Follow his steps. In 2015, after being stupid with my money for 8 years i had 50k in the whole with debt. Currently I only have just under 10k left. You have to get on a budget, you and your wife and stay on that budget. Download his every dollar app and start working it! My wife and I will be debt free completely in 2021.

  • @howveyouben
    @howveyouben 3 роки тому +7

    I started listening to the Ben Shapiro Show and the Dave Ramsey Show just around the same time, so this is a crossover event I didn’t know I wanted!

  • @ErinPurcell.design
    @ErinPurcell.design 4 роки тому +4

    Loved this. So wonderful. As a 24 year old looking to improve and become a functioning, productive adult, this gave me prospective on how to achieve my financial and career goals and still be a compassionate human being. Beautiful. It's all one package.

    • @phazon100
      @phazon100 4 роки тому

      Erin Purcell rich dad is better.

  • @bench175
    @bench175 5 років тому +29

    Most wisdom in any 1 hour video on youtube.

  • @raul6588
    @raul6588 5 років тому +27

    There is a large amount of wisdom in this video. Amazing

  • @LLyrik09
    @LLyrik09 5 років тому +4

    This was not only informative on a moral and financial level but it really touched my heart especially when Dave Ramsey talked about how being a giver positively affects you. And being selfish makes u pretty much miserable

  • @paulschneider8143
    @paulschneider8143 4 роки тому +5

    Thank you gentlemen. Much truth spoken in these 60 minutes. Thank you for giving voice to these true principles.

  • @BT.TexasDFW
    @BT.TexasDFW 5 років тому +15

    Woke up to find this video this morning and couldnt click fast enough. Two people I agree with 100%. Dave, your insight and classes have brought my wife and I toi pay off 45,000 in 8 months. I feel so free! Buy buy credit cards and hello cash.

  • @doubleuponbob3397
    @doubleuponbob3397 5 років тому +24

    I have watched all of the Sunday Specials, and this is my favorite. I did not expect this at all.

  • @vladislavtsarkov8654
    @vladislavtsarkov8654 5 років тому +17

    I use the snowball strategy on homework assignments. When you feel overwhelmed, just finishing an easier assignment no matter how small, really makes you feel accomplished. Then you have less assignments to worry about. :)

    • @Chiller31916
      @Chiller31916 5 років тому

      That's.....actually an amazing idea

  • @OTPpride
    @OTPpride 4 роки тому +3

    Dave Ramsey is truly one of the most valuable people I’ve ever listened to.

  • @LKFT111
    @LKFT111 5 років тому +17

    I’m so glad I watched this. Dave Ramsey is so practical and insightful.

  • @lindsayslifecafe7569
    @lindsayslifecafe7569 5 років тому +4

    Two of the most intelligent men in the world right now doing an interview. Oh heck yes.

  • @youssefhamidi8152
    @youssefhamidi8152 4 роки тому +13

    Always wonderful hearing Dave speak. His advice is golden and its all free.

  • @wrenchguy2937
    @wrenchguy2937 4 роки тому +26

    I love dave ramsey. He single handedly changed my family tree. Thank u dave. The little man CAN move ahead

  • @773superprguy
    @773superprguy 5 років тому +25

    Wow I’ve never expected this, Dave is such a great guest that is underrated with in a sea of nut case gurus.

    • @julieredmond5192
      @julieredmond5192 5 років тому +1

      javy sto Underrated to the tune of $200 million a year😉

  • @bigrod1674
    @bigrod1674 5 років тому +189

    Dave's advice helped me to buy a house in cash.

    • @DavidMossMGS
      @DavidMossMGS 5 років тому +3

      Mad Max And Madi buying a house in cash is stupid
      You need to leverage your money

    • @tonycatman
      @tonycatman 5 років тому +6

      ​@@bigrod1674 LOL. Class.

    • @MegaWeagle
      @MegaWeagle 5 років тому +6

      Wow I was just about to thumbs up your comment then I seen your second comment. Just so uncalled for and unnecessary. That said congrats on paying cash for your home! Can’t wait to get ours paid off.

    • @jowoo7237
      @jowoo7237 5 років тому +2

      Great job man 👍👍👍

    • @tilebyjames
      @tilebyjames 5 років тому +4

      Same here, bought my first house cash💪

  • @4everu984
    @4everu984 4 роки тому +8

    Dave Ramsey has changed my life, marriage and finances. Last week I completed the baby steps, love the method!

  • @loadz03
    @loadz03 4 роки тому +15

    This episode introduced me to Dave Ramsey. Now I'm debt free!!!!