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In the history of the United States, Andrew Jackson is the only president to pay off the national debt. While impressive, this foray into Federal Baby Step 7 was short-lived and Uncle Sam whipped out the credit card when Murphy visited the following year in the form of a severe depression.
Gold is the snuggie of investments. You buy it on midnight cable and it makes you look stupid. – Dave Ramsey
“Taking on a car payment is one of the dumbest things people do to destroy their chances of building wealth. The car payment is most folks largest payment except for their home mortgage, so it steals more money from the income than virtually anything else. USA Today notes that the average car payment is $464 over sixty-four months. Most people get … See Morea car payment and keep it throughout their lives. As soon as a car is paid off, they get another payment because they “need”a new car. If you keep a $464 car payment throughout your life, which is “normal” you miss the opportunity to save that money. If you invested $464 per month from age 25 to 65, a normal working lifetime, in the average mutual fund averaging 12 percent (the seventy-year stock market average), you would have $5,458,854.45 at age sixty-five. Hope you like the car!!!!!!!”
Source: Failblog.org: Some people need all the help they can get
This one gives Tennessee Credit Card Massacre a run for it’s money as the greatest plasectomy ever …
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One of the great Dave Rants of all time, from April 15, tax day.
Dave Ramsey on Government Intrusion
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Dave’s Official Blog Dan Miller (48 Days) Get Rich Slowly – Personal Finance That Makes Sense. The Simple Dollar Unknown Feed Enemy of Debt Frugal Dad Gather Little by Little – Personal Finance with a Christian Perspective
