Live like no one else: The Dave Ramsey Show appreciation thread

[Young_Chitlin]

 

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[Young_Chitlin]

@"Trollio " Compadre I saw your post in the other thread, you can settle for cents on the dollar. Get it in writing before you send any money

 

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[BIGG WILL]

Been going over this plan on paper for the last 2-3 weeks. I think I have it nailed down for the most part.

I'm planning on combining my raise nx year, with going exempt for 6 mos and using that extra money to pay off all of my debts excluding my Mortgage. Then to offset my tax bill, I will max out my deferred comp plan for the 2nd half of the year. In 2019 my debt to income ratio should be low enough to allow me to stay maxed out, pay all my bills and still save a lil bit of cash. Maxing that plan out for 18 mos would put me in very good position moving forward w/ 14 years, or more to continue growing that nest egg.

Thoughts???

The raise I was hoping for is now official. Will be implemented on Dec. 4th. Time to get this ball rolling.

News was announced out of now where last night. No rumors, or nothing.

Starting in March, we will be getting an additional 5% for working might shift.

 

[Young_Chitlin]

 

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[Hevalisk]

https://youtu.be/tywy5U9zA5Y

What's the problem with using a credit card if you pay it off every month and benefit from cash back?

 

[Young_Chitlin]

https://youtu.be/tywy5U9zA5Y

What's the problem with using a credit card if you pay it off every month and benefit from cash back?

You don't get a lot of cash back... what card gives you the most cash back and is it even worth it