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🔊 ... Dave Ramsey vs Millennials ... This guy commenting on Dave Ramsey's "advice" is hilarious. Boomer advice from Dave Ramsey does not seem at all welcome by the Millennial crowd. Is Dave Ramsey just obsolete at this point? His generation just doesn't understand the differences between then and... show more

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Craig Chamberlin3 years ago

Nothing has changed. Compound interest is still the same. Dave’s advice is just as good as it ever was.

Wall Street Mav3 years ago

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Catturd ™3 years ago

Dave Ramsay’s net worth … $280 million Broke millennial dude crying about Dave Ramsey probable net worth - $45.13 Which one to listen to should be a no brainer unless you’re a complete idiot - 😂

MarciJoy3 years ago

This guy just isn’t facing reality. He says boomers got stuff cheap so it’s not fair! Maybe he doesn’t realize that boomers just didn’t complain every time they stubbed their toe - and didn’t expect to have a $200K job and a $500K house handed to them - with no experience.

Wall Street Mav3 years ago

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Crypto After Dark3 years ago

I've never liked Dave ramsey's financial advice, because it takes away your ability to leverage debt. Debt is a great tool as long as it is not abused or used wrongfully.

Wall Street Mav3 years ago

@PresupPerry ✅✅✅

Sunny Po3 years ago

I’ve yet to meet a single boomer who will acknowledge the declining purchasing power of the dollar. Not one.

Shibetoshi Nakamoto3 years ago

boomers have only stupid things to say about finances

Wall Street Mav3 years ago

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