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  • Baltimore, MD
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Grant Cardone or Dave Ramsey

Account Closed
  • Investor
  • Baltimore, MD
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I Have been Listening and following Dave Ramsey plan for a while now. I happen to stumble upon grant cardone and have been listening to his materials. It's a total different approach from what Dave Ramsey teaches. Grant Cardone States " Don't Buy a House". It's not an asset. Which sounds like Robert kiyosaki. Also states don't save money in the stock market/retirement savings plan. But go for assets that only pay's you. Dave ramsey has been my guy and still is. But I like the 10x rule and Grant Cardone view on Money. Just asking my bigger pockets family. What do you think? Which route would you take?

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My suggestion would be to use the Dave Ramsey plan to get debt free and build your financial discipline by learning how to budget. After you're debt free and have developed financial discipline, then use leverage to your advantage for investing. If you try to use leverage without developing your financial discipline first, you're destined to be one of Dave Ramsey's bankrupt callers one day.

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