Debating a passionate Dave Ramsey coach on three major financial topics: debt, credit cards, and 15 vs 30 year mortgages.
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00:00 Intro & Debate Overview
04:04 Caleb Bale's Opening Statement
05:54 The Impact of Credit Cards on Personal Finance
08:47 The Case Against Credit Cards
12:08 Exploring Alternatives to Credit Cards
14:27 Caleb Guilliams Opening Statement
17:54 Navigating Debt and Financial Freedom
21:13 The Psychology of Debt and Spending
24:02 Finding Balance in Financial Strategies
24:45 Open Dialogue Begins
33:35 The Dangers of Credit Card Debt
36:08 Regulation and Financial Literacy
40:10 Credit Cards vs. Debit Cards
42:37 The Importance of Credit Scores
46:38 Manual Underwriting and Home Buying
49:08 Debt and the Value of Money
54:13 Understanding Risk in Personal Finance
01:04:32 Sinking Funds and Emergency Preparedness
01:05:10 Mortgage Strategies: 15-Year vs 30-Year
01:06:15 Risk Management in Home Financing
01:08:37 The Importance of Optionality in Financial Planning
01:12:11 Balancing Risk and Financial Discipline
01:15:24 Consistency in Financial Strategies
01:19:16 The Role of Faith in Financial Decisions
01:22:24 Understanding Good Debt vs Bad Debt
01:23:24 The Impact of Credit Cards on Society
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