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After opening the American Express Gold Delta Skymiles card when I was 22 years old, I figured out quickly that these credit companies invented a game where they do not lose. Getting 2% cash back while paying double digit interest meant I was not winning. They were. We all open all these cards promising ourself, “I’ll never carry a balance. I’ll pay it off in full every month, get my rewards, and stick it to the credit card man! No brainer.” Oh, how idealistic that promise was, considering that 49% of people are unable to pay off their credit card bills every month. A not-so-fun fact is that credit card companies make most of their money from people who are struggling to pay their bills each month. They turn around and offer a tiny portion of that struggle money back to you so you can enjoy your free flight and some cashback, feeling like you beat the system.
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After opening the American Express Gold Delta Skymiles card when I was 22 years old, I figured out quickly that these credit companies invented a game where they do not lose. Getting 2% cash back while paying double digit interest meant I was not winning. They were. We all open all these cards promising ourself, “I’ll never carry a balance. I’ll pay it off in full every month, get my rewards, and stick it to the credit card man! No brainer.” Oh, how idealistic that promise was, considering that 49% of people are unable to pay off their credit card bills every month. A not-so-fun fact is that credit card companies make most of their money from people who are struggling to pay their bills each month. They turn around and offer a tiny portion of that struggle money back to you so you can enjoy your free flight and some cashback, feeling like you beat the system.
I asked people what their car payment is:
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I asked people what their car payment is:
Dan called into The Ramsey Show wanting to know the smartest move for a million dollars sitting in his account.
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Dan called into The Ramsey Show wanting to know the smartest move for a million dollars sitting in his account.
A 30-year mortgage keeps you in debt way too long and costs you a ton in interest—like, more than most people realize. You might think the lower monthly payment helps, but in the long run, it just means dragging debt out for three decades and paying tens of thousands more for the same house. That’s why I’m all in on the 15-year fixed-rate mortgage. It gets you out of debt faster, saves you a boatload in interest, and frees you up to hit your other financial goals sooner.
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A 30-year mortgage keeps you in debt way too long and costs you a ton in interest—like, more than most people realize. You might think the lower monthly payment helps, but in the long run, it just means dragging debt out for three decades and paying tens of thousands more for the same house. That’s why I’m all in on the 15-year fixed-rate mortgage. It gets you out of debt faster, saves you a boatload in interest, and frees you up to hit your other financial goals sooner.
I went to CMA fest in Nashville to ask people if they have a truck payment.
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I went to CMA fest in Nashville to ask people if they have a truck payment.
Imagine sending your last mortgage payment at 84 years old. That’s what a 50-year loan looks like. Here’s why 50-year mortgages are a terrible idea: 1. You’ll be in debt for life. You’d spend five decades paying for the same house. 2. You’ll pay a fortune in interest. A 50-year loan adds up to around $690,000 in interest — over half a million more than a 15-year loan. 3. You build equity painfully slow. On that $1,684 payment, only $533 actually goes toward the house. 4. You’ll still have a mortgage in retirement. At 84, you should be free, not sending checks to the bank. 5. It keeps you stuck longer. You can’t move, upgrade, or invest because you’re locked in for life. 6. It helps the bank, not you. The longer the loan, the more they make, and the longer you stay broke. A 15-year mortgage gets you debt free faster, saves you hundreds of thousands in interest, and helps you actually own your home, not just pay for it forever.
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Imagine sending your last mortgage payment at 84 years old. That’s what a 50-year loan looks like. Here’s why 50-year mortgages are a terrible idea: 1. You’ll be in debt for life. You’d spend five decades paying for the same house. 2. You’ll pay a fortune in interest. A 50-year loan adds up to around $690,000 in interest — over half a million more than a 15-year loan. 3. You build equity painfully slow. On that $1,684 payment, only $533 actually goes toward the house. 4. You’ll still have a mortgage in retirement. At 84, you should be free, not sending checks to the bank. 5. It keeps you stuck longer. You can’t move, upgrade, or invest because you’re locked in for life. 6. It helps the bank, not you. The longer the loan, the more they make, and the longer you stay broke. A 15-year mortgage gets you debt free faster, saves you hundreds of thousands in interest, and helps you actually own your home, not just pay for it forever.

@Chris_Smth Why lie and make stuff up for engagement farming? We’ve never offered anyone money to be on the show, and we’d never invite you. Have some integrity.

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@Chris_Smth Why lie and make stuff up for engagement farming? We’ve never offered anyone money to be on the show, and we’d never invite you. Have some integrity.
Hannah called into The Ramsey Show wondering if her family should continue living illegally in their gym's basement so that they can pay off more debt.
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Hannah called into The Ramsey Show wondering if her family should continue living illegally in their gym's basement so that they can pay off more debt.
I asked people in Nashville what their truck payment is.
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I asked people in Nashville what their truck payment is.
Let me tell you about the best way to buy a house today.
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Let me tell you about the best way to buy a house today.
I've said it before, and I'll say it again, cryptocurrency is just Mary Kay for young men.
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I've said it before, and I'll say it again, cryptocurrency is just Mary Kay for young men.
I asked people at Buc-ee’s what their car payment is.
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I asked people at Buc-ee’s what their car payment is.
Steven called into The Ramsey Show looking for advice as he won $1,000,000 from a scratch off ticket and lost it all in only 8 years.
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Steven called into The Ramsey Show looking for advice as he won $1,000,000 from a scratch off ticket and lost it all in only 8 years.
I asked people in Nashville what's their biggest money mistake.
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I asked people in Nashville what's their biggest money mistake.
Tell me, what was your biggest money mistake?
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Tell me, what was your biggest money mistake?
Sarah called into The Ramsey Show for advice after her parents told her she owed $114k from a 529 plan she didn’t even know she was expected to pay back. Want your question answered live on The Ramsey Show? Call 888-825-5225 for a chance to have us answer your question Monday–Friday, 2:00–5:00 p.m. ET.
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Sarah called into The Ramsey Show for advice after her parents told her she owed $114k from a 529 plan she didn’t even know she was expected to pay back. Want your question answered live on The Ramsey Show? Call 888-825-5225 for a chance to have us answer your question Monday–Friday, 2:00–5:00 p.m. ET.
There will always be another card, another perk, another incentive. One for gas, one for Amazon, one for flights, one with 0% interest. Soon you’ve got 14 cards in your wallet, standing in the checkout line doing mental math thinking you’re beating the system. You promised yourself, I’ll never carry a balance. I’ll pay it off every month and cash in the rewards. But 49% of people can’t even do that. In 2020 alone, credit card companies made a cool $106 billion. That explains how they can afford to spend billions of dollars on TV and digital ads, direct marketing in your snail mail, big buildings downtown, and stadium sponsorships. Give yourself a pat on the back, credit card users—you paid for that!
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There will always be another card, another perk, another incentive. One for gas, one for Amazon, one for flights, one with 0% interest. Soon you’ve got 14 cards in your wallet, standing in the checkout line doing mental math thinking you’re beating the system. You promised yourself, I’ll never carry a balance. I’ll pay it off every month and cash in the rewards. But 49% of people can’t even do that. In 2020 alone, credit card companies made a cool $106 billion. That explains how they can afford to spend billions of dollars on TV and digital ads, direct marketing in your snail mail, big buildings downtown, and stadium sponsorships. Give yourself a pat on the back, credit card users—you paid for that!

Mark, I didn't reply again because your last DM settled it: "I don't think you would have earned that same interest rate anyway, so you likely made the right decision in your situation." You agreed I made the right call in private, then wrote a thread 3 years later painting me as clueless. Have some class.

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Mark, I didn't reply again because your last DM settled it: "I don't think you would have earned that same interest rate anyway, so you likely made the right decision in your situation." You agreed I made the right call in private, then wrote a thread 3 years later painting me as clueless. Have some class.
I asked folks at CMA fest in Nashville if they’re investing.
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I asked folks at CMA fest in Nashville if they’re investing.

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George Kamel (@georgekamel) has 22.7K X followers with a 1.03% engagement rate over the past 12 months. Across 264 posts, George Kamel received 12.1K total likes and 1.26M impressions, averaging 45.8 likes per post. This page tracks George Kamel's performance metrics, top content, and engagement trends — updated daily. To benchmark @georgekamel against other accounts, use Socialpruf's X competitor analysis tool.

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