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Chad Tate
  • Grapevine, TX
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The Dave Ramsey Dilemma

Chad Tate
  • Grapevine, TX
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As a newbie with limited capital from which to begin investing, and a Dave Ramsey fan, I'm struggling with how to justify REI knowing he teaches to do everything with cash, including REI. In fact, it would seem that any strategy I'd have to consider to get started would be 180 degrees from what he teaches (I'm liking BRRRR). He went from millions to bankrupt with REI so it's hard to disregard his experience and concerns.

Any help with thinking this through is greatly appreciated!

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