How to Take Control of Your Money! | Ep. 1 | The Best of The Ramsey Show

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The 7 Baby Steps Explained 00:48
Why Can't I Use Credit Cards If I Pay Them Off Every Month? 8:04
This Baby Step SHOULD Scare You! 15:26
A Message to Broke People - Dave Ramsey Rant 24:26
How Much Should REALLY Be In Our Emergency Fund? 29:27
Stop Asking Me This Question! (Just Shut Up And Do It!) 35:58

[sue]

I'm debt free, home owner and graduated college without a student loan because of Dave❤️from🇯🇲

[jameswillis]

Nice video. Could you share insights on generating profits in Bitcoin or Forex investments? I've been experiencing consistent loses in my account.

[norahagaptus]

At its core, financial management is the practice of making a business plan and then ensuring all departments stay on track.

[shirleylinwood]

I was $106, 000 in debt in 2020. I am now $60, 000 in 2024. Plan to finish by December this year or sooner.

[austingraff]

Start with your kid the day they are born. Every month put $25 in some sort of investment getting ~8%. Do so until they start working at which they take over. At age 72 they will have $1 Million in the Bank. They repeat the same rate for their child. Pass the inheritance money on to them and they will have $12M in the bank at age 72. Repeat for the grandchild and they will have $140M in the Bank at age 72.

[carlcorke]

I found "The Total Money Makeover" for $1 at a thrift shop!! Best dollar i have ever spent! I am doing baby step 2. 12 months from now, i will be debt free! I can't wait!! I will be a millionaire!! Much love from NC.

[pip]

I am 73 yrs old, house paid off years ago. No debt. Cars paid off. 300K in savings. Snowbirds in the winter. Good retirement income. I followed Ramseys philosophy back in the day when it was called common sense. I consider myself lucky. Ramsey’s advice in all things financial is spot on.

[laurijohnson]

My daughter worked through school, went to a community college and lived at home. She graduated debt free

[frankcardano]

Allegedly who and what you listen to is what you become.
I can listen to this channel every day.

[liv_fahn]

I'm on baby step one. But you have to start somewhere. I struggled with addiction for years so when I got credit and had a little money I went into debt bad! I am working extra hours picked up another job and I'm determined to make this happen!

[JOESUBA]

Both my sons went to college on a full ride playing sports and it was by me training them and keeping them out the streets and now they are 25 and 30 and I am so happy I was there for them all the step of the way! They both are out my apt and they both have their own place and jobs! Now I am trying to get them to listen to Dave 😂😂

[stevensmiddlemass]

Taking early notes as to the importance of sound asset diversification and risk management It can’t be overstated. I’ve been trying to grow my portfolio of $600K for sometime now, I would greatly appreciate any other suggestions as i'm 3 years away from retirement.

[janinramirez]

This world is full of organizations that know how to fool people who do not know. I like Dave’s passion of avoiding debt! Cash is king!

[laurijohnson]

One thing not explained is that it takes discipline and time. Most people don’t like hard work and pain. I’m so glad I found him. So many times I wanted to give up. I’m so glad I didn’t

[gangstadad]

It crazy to me that theirs people who make 150k plus a year and have 60k in debt and they can’t figure out how to pay it off.

[janellygarduno]

today I decided that I don't want to live paycheck to paycheck anymore. this is the second video of you that I watched. writing notes and going to start doing something about it. Im putting baby step number one in the works as soon as I get paid. no more than 30 days. im going to build up that 1k and after that I will be thank you for these vids. can't wait to listen to more!!!

[ktube]

Currently I'm just being smart and frugal with my money, I'm in the green 47% over the last 15 months and l've accumulated over $700K in pure profits from DCA’ing into stocks, ETFs, dividends and futures. However I’ve been in the red for a month now. I work hard for my money, so investing is making me a nervous sad wreck. I don’t know if I should sell everything, sit and just wait.

[xCaptainKlutch]

My wife went to Ivey tech for a 2 year degree to be a dental hygienist, she was only given so much in finiacial aide and owes about 13k. Finiacial aid will only cover you as long as you take the required amount of classes during that semester and by her doing that she wouldn't have been able to work. It's a really flawed system, but we are tackling the debt now and should have in done by the end of the year!

[supersteady]

I’m 31 now. And this is the moment I begin making smarter financial decisions. I’m so beyond pissed off at myself for allowing this to happen. Inflation or now no excuse for not improving myself! You can too I hope this comment inspires someone too!