'This Is The Secret Millionaires Don't Tell You' — Dave Ramsey

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Dave Ramsey and his research team conducted a study of 10,000 millionaires and made some important conclusions. In this video, Dave reveals what millionaires do differently than most people and explains 5 simple steps to getting out of debt fast.

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"This Is The Secret Millionaires Don't Tell You" — Dave Ramsey

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[josephjohnson]

I used to spend $1, 200 a month on two car payments! That was insane! Now, I have no car payments and no house payment. Still, I constantly have to remind myself just how fortunate that I am. My wife and I vacation three to four times a year and this reminds me of how being out of debt is good! If I can’t pay cash then it doesn’t get done!

[omni]

Best statement was at the end. "I could buy anything in the mall, and I didn't want any of it" I felt that as well once I hit financial independence. It's a truly bizarre feeling when you realize you don't need more "stuff" once you pay cash for everything.

[angeladeem]

With markets tumbling, inflation soaring, the Fed imposing large interest-rate hike, while treasury yields are rising rapidly-which means more red ink for portf0lios this quarter. How can I pr0fit from the current volatile market, l'm still at a crossroads deciding if to liquidate my $400k bond/stock portf0lio.

[jessyrobyn]

The end is totally true. The more I see my savings go up the harder it is to spend money, the more “cheap I get”

[MattDouglas-hjwh]

I recently sold a property in Portland and am considering investing the proceeds in stocks. I know everyone says the market is ripe, but is it a good time to buy stocks? How long will it take for you to fully recover? I'm genuinely baffled at this stage as to how other folks in the same market are raking in over $450k gains in months.

[reallypantik]

The last part is exactly right. The more money I made in my life, the less useless stuff I needed.

[johnBify]

I'm in the U.K. and have lived like this guy for 25 years. It's the only way to be, I can totally agree. I earn a good income, I've been screwed by divorce by a woman who wants all the best things. I'm still on top though as I don't want for material goods since my divorce. I have the safety of my savings that's all I need it for. I'm on my own with no family except my loving daughter. That's what I care for more than anything.

[jimb]

Debt free baby. My grandfather who was born in 1907 told me, “cash or check, you have the money or you don’t.” For years I never owned a credit card until I tried to rent a car. I have a credit card only for online purchases, incidentals, gas pump but pay it off right away. I own everything outright. Through hard work, saving, investing, living below my means, discipline…financially I’m in great shape.

[eyeofthestorm]

Years ago, I started with Baby Step1, I am now at Baby Step 7. Looking back now, its astonishing to me how simple this formula is. The harder you work up front, its all down hill towards the end, it took me 4 years to knock out steps 1-4, but I did it buy myself with 55K in debt. Just follow the Steps. Dave is a Genius...just my opinion with receipts to back it up.

[dietrichris]

Walked into the mall and could buy any of it I wanted and suddenly I didn’t want any of it at all. That’s true!

[natemorgan]

Finally a Godly approach to money and the how to. God bless it

[jeremiahwilliams]

Definitely true about debt is aggressively marketed. I also have that fond memory when I bought my car in 2010 and my opening statements to the car dealers were 'First thing: I'm not financing', They gave me a crazy look, then I said it again (I still had student loans back then, so I couldn't afford more debt, but I had a ton of savings too). Also, years later, a coworker wasn't fond of my car choice and my response was 'Its paid for!'.

[evangelinewebster]

I'M NEW TO BTC AND I'VE BEEN MAKING LOSSES TRYING
TO MAKE PROFIT MYSELF IN TRADING...I THOUGHT
TRADING ON DEMO ACCOUNT IS JUST LIKE TRADING THE REAL MARKET... CAN ANYONE HELP ME OUT OR AT
LEAST ADVICE ME ON WHAT TO DO?

[wjmx]

Dave is 100% correct. I know because I did it!

[alexralston]

Read Proverbs and I am not marrying a broke person ever again ;) I'd rather be single than deal with someone else's bad financial decisions.

[CheckThisOut]

Dave is right: I have no debt, good savings/investments, and when I walk through a shopping mall knowing I could buy anything I want, I don’t want anything. It’s a bit strange.

[jefferykeeper]

One big problem is that high schools don't teach money management.

[carieyounginsurance]

Nothing you buy feels as good as having money in the bank! Nothing!

[hitrold]

so true!!! I have turned my life around just like this about 10 years ago. And now I could buy anything but I do not want any of it.