Should I Leverage My Debt To Invest More?

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[nickm]

“The sense of peace that you have when you have zero debt is not definable with mathematics.” -Dave Ramsey 👌

[terriesmith]

You already know what Dave's answer is going to be.

[will]

2.8% for 10 years is insane. I would absolutely continue holding that debt.

[JonathanSorunke]

It’s funny how by a thumbnail you can already tell what Dave going to say. It’s like a challenge to see how many ways he can say “no” lol

[d_all_in]

Doesn't want to invest his cash, but wants to invest his home equity. Huh?

[thenewwayhome]

He may have just known about this show and Dave and the Baby steps. He's good to go for being debt-free at 61. Great talk!

[joeriveracomedy]

The grit pep talk is my new ringtone. I have been living it since 2009. Made the grindstone my you know what.

[steviejd]

Dave is so inspiring. In my small way I’m following his advice and will be mortgage free by early next year. I’m looking forward to be debt free and hopefully travelling this beautiful world.

[eyhqbnd]

The rich stay rich by spending like the poor and investing without stopping then the poor stay poor by spending like the rich yet not investing like the rich

[scarpfish]

Someone in the media department at Ramsey Solutions needs a grammar refresher course.

[stimmons]

Dearest Ramsey Channel Admin -- FYI -- There is a typo in the screenshot for this video -- it says "Use My Debt Too Invest".

[stereomaster]

Wrong form of the word "to" in the title. Read it as "in excess"

[trslechs]

Feel like I’m wasting time not investing apart from my 401K right now at 29. Getting into a rental property that I wasn’t 100% sure about but didn’t want to pass it up. Hopefully in a couple years I’d have paid it off and can start putting that income to invest.

[bobmuh]

The caller is already a millionaire I think Dave needs to distinguish his answer for those trying to become a millionaire from those that are already millionaires

[braceyourselvesfortruth]

I'm going to steadily pay off my mortgage while killing it with investments.

[tanpham]

No but I would use my debt to invest in a new proof reader/editor.

[bblack]

Someone at Ramsey needs to go back to school and learn when "too" is used.

[ssebo]

For the love of PEZ!!! Use the correct "to" in your cover picture!!!!

[josephdigi]

So.. He's not investing with his retirement funds. Yet he doesn't want to pay off his house and invest that cash?? He's going to start investing now? 🤔

[rikmik]

Oh my god, they actually speak like that. I thought it was just in the movies.