Normal Sucks! You Don’t Want To Be Normal | April 9, 2024

The Ramsey Show (April 9, 2024)

Dave Ramsey & Rachel Cruze answer your questions and discuss:
- "How can I help my father handle an inheritance?"
- "When should we pause Baby Step 2?"
- "How much should we spend on a vehicle?"
- "Why does Dave hate SoFi?"
- "What should I do with money in savings?"

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[shariwalker]

I love how Rachel is the only co-host who will stand up to Dave 😅

[Zachrys]

Dave and Rachel combo. I’m in everytime

[ChrisA-vxgm]

😅 😅😅Dave yelling and Rachael calming him down

[estebanhenriquez]

“If nobody sees this purchase do I still want it?”

Rachel, this question completely changed my ENTIRE purchasing habits. Thank you!

[kristenmosher]

The daddy daughter banter, I just wanted to pull up a chair and a bowl of popcorn lol

[wrentheperson]

I absolutely love the episodes with Dave and Rachel 😂

[naffox]

Man, this show is awesome. I wonder how many people myself included our praying for that man with cancer and his family

[bettedavis]

1:21:00 God bless Aaron and his family. This call is the reason Dave can't retire. He has the wisdom and life experience to guide these kinds of calls

[MorKing]

I am a 38 black female millennial, and Dave cracks me up! He is funny without trying and just tells it like it is!

[joshhoward]

52-year old guy and the debt-free stories and screams get me almost every time…congratulations Sam!

[sbb.]

I am excited that Sam's fiance was transparent about the expectations he set for himself and therefore could communicate clearly to Sam. I love Sam's drive, journey, and intention. You go ma'am! WINNING!!

[lenak]

Lol 😅 my 1 year old daughter and 7 year old son are humming the Ramsey Show theme song 🎵 🤣 😂. That's how you know I watch this show everyday.

[cc-iqbs]

Bless you Rachel, you make me smile, you and your father make me smile, with the little banter you have, and you still bring that beautiful smile to calm it all off 😂😂😂😂, bless you😁👌

[BeeDee-qsso]

Perhaps I’m more cynical than I even think I am because I didn’t readily see the “kindness” or “nobility” in Jennifer’s concern for her father’s inheritance, but more a desire to potentially shore up her own financial future. It’s not necessarily a bad thing, but let’s stop pretending altruistic motives prevail. It is what it is.

[Cravz]

Catching up on these shows on my commute to work, what an emotional roller coaster the episode was. Highs and lows. Very inspiring all around. There’s a reason I’ve been listening for the last eight years!

[merudevi]

Man, this poor young woman, Alison, is so wrapped up in fearing she'll never meet someone as loving as her BF. Thank you for speaking truth to her - he is not worthy of her. Perhaps he will get his act together, but don't give up your life and money for a guy who's not working with you and isn't fully transparent. She deserves so much more.

[vancescavone]

At 49:05 Dave and Rachel discuss something that I have been needing to hear for a long time now. I have money related PTSD from my childhood, growing up in poverty, that I have always struggled with to this day. Thanks a lot Dave and Rachel. You guys are awesome and have seriously impacted my life for the better.

[Avitor]

Friends of mine were in the exact same situation as the couple looking to buy the car. Her parents disliked him, judged everything they did. They got married last year of college and unfortunately they haven't talked to her mom in 20 years except at a few family events (funerals/weddings). They are happy and successful, but the only reason was she was willing to disconnect from that relationship. It is a hard choice, but they told her mom, either let us live our life, stop attacking us or we are done with you. She continued and they said no and excluded her from their life.

[rickyjiggens]

It's so normal for the government to take our money. It's crazy how we don't even bat an eye when someone says the government took half of the estate

[theclothingcottage]

Something else to think about for Allison. These controlling types tend to try and remove you from your support system. Going to Texas, I assume, would make him the only person you know locally. Probably this is not a good move for you.