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Episode 385: How Does Dave Ramsey Not Get Sued for this?

Episode 385: How Does Dave Ramsey Not Get Sued for this?

In this episode, we ask: How compliant was Mark toward Dave Ramsey’s rules? Have you heard Episode 323? What about Pamela Yellen’s BankonYourself.com website update? What advice did Dave give Thomas? Why do so many viewers confuse Dave Ramsey for a fin...

Not Your Average Financial Podcast™

January 17, 202535m 27s

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Show Notes

In this episode, we ask:

  • How compliant was Mark toward Dave Ramsey’s rules?
  • Have you heard Episode 323?
  • What about Pamela Yellen’s BankonYourself.com website update?
  • What advice did Dave give Thomas?
  • Why do so many viewers confuse Dave Ramsey for a financial advisor?
  • Did Dave do a thorough needs analysis on Thomas’s situation?
  • Is Dave’s claim that whole life insurance costs 20 times the cost of term life insurance true?
  • What does the math say?

  • What is Dave’s hatred of whole life insurance about?
  • Is cash value accessible in the first month of a whole life insurance policy?
  • Is it possible that Dave Ramsey could be wrong about something?
  • Would you like to listen to Episode 6, Episode 36, Episode 73, Episode 110 and Episode 143?
  • Why does Dave talk about an “average rate of return” on life insurance?
  • Why does he call life insurance an investment?
  • Is life insurance an investment?
  • What happens to financial advisors who call life insurance an investment?
  • What about the case study?
  • What about the money market accounts?
  • What about Dave’s term insurance ads on his show?
  • Is it reasonable to expect 12% returns on mutual funds?
  • What are the real returns before taxes are considered?
  • What about uninterrupted compounding?
  • Who invented the phrase “buy term and invest the rest”?
  • Is it true that insurers confiscate the cash value when you die?
  • Is that how equity contracts work?
  • How about an example?