Just broke up w my gf cuz shes lazy and we have different views on money. Shes an accountant and only works 8hrs a week and deep in debt. Wont change. I saved 6k in 6 months by myself. Im sick of us always being broke.
It disgusts me that people make debt and file bankruptcy. I paid/pay every debt I owe. That seems to be the ace card for people who love to spend outside of their abilities and then just default for the rest of us to pay in higher interest rates.
I filed bankruptcy as I felt I had no options. That was over thirty years ago. I now have a FICO score of 840, a paid off home, and will over 1 million in retirement accounts. I learned my lesson. I understand the sentiment though as I have seen people file bankruptcy and then go back into debt, sometimes filing again in the future.
Don't be so quick to judge. There are many situations where people who file bankruptcy did not spend it up and then 'just default'. Medical debt, for instance, can wipe you out in no time flat. And you would most likely not be disgusted if you were in such dire financial straits and needed a lifeline.
You can't file Chapter 7 bankruptcy if you can afford to pay your debts from your income. The court will do a means test and see what income you have left after essential expenses and, if five years of that income is more than 25% of your debt or more than about $15,000 (whichever is less), they'll reject your petition as an abuse (unless you can show special reasons why you can't use that income to pay your debts). You can file Chapter 13, but then you'll be required to pay as much of your debt as you can afford. And in this case, that will be all of it.
I've never heard of the 'if income is more than 25% of your debt' rule. In my state, they use the median income for the means test. If you make below it, you pass.
@@albundy7794 The 25% rule only seems to apply if what is left over after deducting allowable expenses over the next 5 years is between about $9,000 and about $15,000. If it is below $9,000, you automatically pass. If it is above $15,000, you automatically fail. If it is in-between, you compare against 25% of the debt. It seems like a very odd test... If you want to look it up, the whole calculation is on Form 122-A2.
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Bankruptcy is for people that can't pay their debts. You can't keep all your stuff and expect the courts to chase away your creditors. This woman obviously can pay her bills. Two people on 80k a year is easily doable except in major cities where cost of living is outrageous.
She’s a nurse practitioner, she most likely makes all the money in the home. Probably a little scared to do so. Especially considering the “husband” response was to file bankruptcy rather than hammer down and do the hard work. They make 108 together. She likely makes 80-90% of it
People hear Dave went through bankruptcy and they think they will use that as the answer to a problem. One of my friends went through bankruptcy twice, when she got into a bind again, she was contemplating a third bankruptcy. She passed away before she could go through with it. What a sad life
As a rule of thumb if you own a house (if you have built any equity on it) you should not fil bankruptcy, period. I didn’t know about the exception states but I’m pretty sure they have figured out how to discourage people with other reasons rather than taking ownership of your home.
Good day Mr. Ramsey, I had a settlement with American Express and made monthly payment for 2 years. The original balance was $6,000 and we settled for $3,000, they excepted the contract but now they tell me that they still holding the $3,000 against me and I am obligated to pay it back. I thought that settlement is a settlement. What do you think? Respectfully…
Surprised nobody commented on Mr. mooch the husband. 108k a year, she most likely makes all the money in the house as a nurse practitioner. His first response was “just YOU file bankruptcy”. Dude doesn’t make the bread + chose an easy way out. Says a lot of his character. Surprised talk didn’t catch that
When I first saw the title for this video, I figured it was an old Dave Ramsey Donald Trump interview. Perhaps Dave could have been a good influence on the guy who declared bankruptcy at least 5 times.
This lady is an NP. She can make a good living anywhere she chooses. Don't want to work DC/big city hours? Move someplace more rural (and still make a lot of money). There is no reason for her and her husband to have a "side business."
something tells me by the way she side stepped questions and threw blame. her husband doesn't want to her student loans because she's wasting money elsewhere.
Buying crap feels good, buying luxury goods make people feel good I guess. I don’t spend anything except on books (I’m also severely autistic) but I see and observe people.
I know someone who had an LLC in the construction industry. Back in 2008 everything went down and his business failed. He had about $80K he owed supply houses. He could have moved things around and gotten away with paying pennies on the dollar. He did the right thing and paid every dollar he owed and it hurt him but it was the right thing to do. Most business owners would use the law to avoid paying their debts.
I can go to the store and buy 100k of stuff on credit card and file bankruptcy and not pay a dime. A guy walks in the store shoplifted and gets arrested and gets a felony charge. Thieves steal with credit cards by not paying back
She isn't working full time as an NP. And the business makes almost nothing. Shut down the business and work full time as NP. In DC metro area a full time NP can make at least 150K a year. The financial decisions people make are mind boggling.
She just doesn't want to work and pay off debt. Why not claim bankruptcy and not have to pay off your debts? The way people think just seriously irks me.
There is no shortage of shifts or work in the hospitals 24/7. I say this as an RN & I could work every day if I needed. Get to work nurse & grind this debt out. 👊🔥
So she wants to file bankruptcy so she does have to pay up her student loans and other mistake she made but wants to keep her house equity and all of her money.
She should be making at least their household income as a Nurse Practitioner, she must be working part-time and the husband must have a very low income.
They’ve been taking a lot of calls lately from “business owners” who are in debt because of a crappy business that makes no money. This lady is a perfect example, her business is the very first thing she brings up but then it’s revealed it makes no money and she works a real job on the side.
Student loans are dismissible through Bankruptcy... hardship specific...she wouldn't qualify. Heloc , pay your bills through Velocity banking and easy...or / and pay off the car and sell it for a cheaper car if possible..
@@mhodge0890 In the DMV area it's foolish to think as they do that it's a lot of money especially if she is a NP. She's avoiding work because the numbers don't make sense. This is why they are broke.
I want to listen to Dave Ramsey in the car but can’t because the stupid voice filter you put over callers makes it impossible to understand them. Please reconsider this?
Ah yes, just transfer your debt from one place to another...that'll solve the problem! May as well just open a 0 interest credit card and do a balance transfer, same thing.
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Yeah, that part didn’t make sense to me. Their COMBINED income is around $8,500/month? How can a legal secretary with no college degree be making more than them all alone? 🤔
So borrow money and do business in states with better bankruptcy protections. In Texas you keep your home your primary cars up to a certain value, 1 atv per per person, couple of fire arms, certain amount of acres, and your retirement accounts. You could basically keep all of your essentials if you fail in Texas.
Amanda, the word is 'ask' not 'ax'. Nurse practitioners in Washington, DC earn an average of $131,270 per year, That said never ever file for bankruptcy. Financial problems and stress from debt can cause marital discord and lead to divorce. Amazing how many people from the Washington DC area are in such good financial shape. You guys should not be dependent on the taxpayers. And you guys should not be making financial decisions for the rest of us. As far as Amanda, find a job where you are making more and we didn't even get to your husband. Tell hubby to drive a cab at night.
She didn't say "ax." She said "ask." She just said it in a regional accent you don't like because you're either racist or obnoxious. Do you correct white southerners who pronounce basically the entire language "inccorectly"?
Of course not. First sentence he said was that “it’s a pleasure to finally meet you”. Stiffing workers should have been his #1 go-to and then calling him out on the mockery Trump makes towards Christians.
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Just broke up w my gf cuz shes lazy and we have different views on money. Shes an accountant and only works 8hrs a week and deep in debt. Wont change. I saved 6k in 6 months by myself. Im sick of us always being broke.
There should never be a financial US with a gf
How does an accountant work only 8 hours a week?
@@AnonN-sr6uuHow is an accountant so in debt!?
@@rafaelcardenas515 you don't even know what he meant by "deep in debt". It could literally be $20k, which is not "deep in debt".
@@AnonN-sr6uu my point is that a persons who WORKS EVERYDAY with numbers, accounts and ultimately money, should know better!
Can the call screener please tell these people to be ready to answer basic questions? Is it really that hard?
Do you realize how dumb people are nowadays
im sure that there are plenty of calls that are screened ad not taken
"I have a problem, I make $8500 a month."
I rarely ever see people making 50k or less in this cannel. What happened to the common people?
Filing for bankruptcy when you’re $90k in debt and have a perfectly good income lol! Don’t cut expenses and live below your means.
@Nahuelero123 he will tell them go get two more jobs
Brodie I make like 1800 a month
It disgusts me that people make debt and file bankruptcy. I paid/pay every debt I owe. That seems to be the ace card for people who love to spend outside of their abilities and then just default for the rest of us to pay in higher interest rates.
I filed bankruptcy as I felt I had no options. That was over thirty years ago. I now have a FICO score of 840, a paid off home, and will over 1 million in retirement accounts. I learned my lesson. I understand the sentiment though as I have seen people file bankruptcy and then go back into debt, sometimes filing again in the future.
Filed Chapter 7 twice and I’d do it again in a heartbeat
Thank you 🙏
My country same.
Don't be so quick to judge. There are many situations where people who file bankruptcy did not spend it up and then 'just default'. Medical debt, for instance, can wipe you out in no time flat.
And you would most likely not be disgusted if you were in such dire financial straits and needed a lifeline.
@@donc6781 we know who you vote for, and your parents failed you.
You can't file Chapter 7 bankruptcy if you can afford to pay your debts from your income. The court will do a means test and see what income you have left after essential expenses and, if five years of that income is more than 25% of your debt or more than about $15,000 (whichever is less), they'll reject your petition as an abuse (unless you can show special reasons why you can't use that income to pay your debts).
You can file Chapter 13, but then you'll be required to pay as much of your debt as you can afford. And in this case, that will be all of it.
So you're saying after you borrow lots of money you should quit your job to ensure no one will say "you can afford" to pay it back?
@@zvmZvm0102 Maybe. I don't know if they look at whether you are maximising your earning capacity.
That's fraud anyway @@zvmZvm0102
I've never heard of the 'if income is more than 25% of your debt' rule.
In my state, they use the median income for the means test. If you make below it, you pass.
@@albundy7794 The 25% rule only seems to apply if what is left over after deducting allowable expenses over the next 5 years is between about $9,000 and about $15,000. If it is below $9,000, you automatically pass. If it is above $15,000, you automatically fail. If it is in-between, you compare against 25% of the debt. It seems like a very odd test...
If you want to look it up, the whole calculation is on Form 122-A2.
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Please spill some sugar about the biweekly stuff you mentioned
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I think Dave would be tired of hearing these stories.
Pays his bills.
Just like when you realize you’re in a bad relationship and they’re taking advantage of you, walk away.
Bankruptcy is for people that can't pay their debts. You can't keep all your stuff and expect the courts to chase away your creditors. This woman obviously can pay her bills. Two people on 80k a year is easily doable except in major cities where cost of living is outrageous.
Just got the 2024 MD exemption. $25,250. Ugly with over $100,000 in equity on a home.
Bankruptcy? No😢
Why is bankruptcy the first thing people think about? 😂
They think its the easy way out. Too bad people want to take the unethical route...
Yeah, because they are weak & lazy & just want a get-out-of-jail-free card.
Cause people want the easy way out
Dude is obviously a negative to her.
They are trying to keep their stuff and not pay their debts.
In other words... they want to steal what they "borrowed."
I laughed so hard when she said you and Dave called it out so fast😂
With a 10 thousand dollars combined income , you should have a pretty decent home life. Why would you not want to combine the salaries together.
She’s a nurse practitioner, she most likely makes all the money in the home. Probably a little scared to do so. Especially considering the “husband” response was to file bankruptcy rather than hammer down and do the hard work.
They make 108 together. She likely makes 80-90% of it
People hear Dave went through bankruptcy and they think they will use that as the answer to a problem. One of my friends went through bankruptcy twice, when she got into a bind again, she was contemplating a third bankruptcy. She passed away before she could go through with it. What a sad life
9k/month together as an NP isn’t a lot. What is going on here?
The husband probably doesn’t bringing much money.
Likely working part-time and spending the rest of her time growing her business
Restaurants owners always run on debt borrowing strategy. Else u can only run a small expensive outlet.
As a rule of thumb if you own a house (if you have built any equity on it) you should not fil bankruptcy, period. I didn’t know about the exception states but I’m pretty sure they have figured out how to discourage people with other reasons rather than taking ownership of your home.
If people were born with common sense Dave & Co. would be out of work. Never in my life have I made 8k per month.
Takes a lot of work post taxes to bring in 8l
@@coolaunt516 how old are you and this is combined income! So you and someone else never bought home 8k combined income?
No bankruptcy shall put risk on primary household
Tn and md law is fucked up
Good day Mr. Ramsey, I had a settlement with American Express and made monthly payment for 2 years. The original balance was $6,000 and we settled for $3,000, they excepted the contract but now they tell me that they still holding the $3,000 against me and I am obligated to pay it back. I thought that settlement is a settlement. What do you think? Respectfully…
Surprised nobody commented on Mr. mooch the husband. 108k a year, she most likely makes all the money in the house as a nurse practitioner. His first response was “just YOU file bankruptcy”.
Dude doesn’t make the bread + chose an easy way out. Says a lot of his character. Surprised talk didn’t catch that
@@Scarface_445 it is much more likely she is barely working. Working fill in shifts. A NA in that area makes 150k+.
Likely she’s working part-time and the rest of the time trying to grow her business
She said they make $8,500-9,000/month TOGETHER. So she’s not working to her full potential, as the other commenter said.
She's probably lying. She's probably a CNA not an NP and they probably don't make what she says.
It's an income problem + a not wanting to work problem.
They make $9k a month lol.
@@donjohnson1416 it should be more giving her job
Guess you didn’t actually listen to the call
@@LeighaButler Guess you don't know how much an NP can make in an area like the DMV. And, starting a biz barely netting 1K a month. 😅
When I first saw the title for this video, I figured it was an old Dave Ramsey Donald Trump interview. Perhaps Dave could have been a good influence on the guy who declared bankruptcy at least 5 times.
$9k is enough money please do not invest any more in the side hustle pay off the debt first .$1k is not enough to keep it open
Lady stop trying to get Dave to co sign u scamming!
Dave said "side hustle"...get over it. 😅
This lady is an NP. She can make a good living anywhere she chooses. Don't want to work DC/big city hours? Move someplace more rural (and still make a lot of money). There is no reason for her and her husband to have a "side business."
But then she'd have no life in the middle of nowhere. There's a reason 80% of the US lives in or just outside a big city.
something tells me by the way she side stepped questions and threw blame. her husband doesn't want to her student loans because she's wasting money elsewhere.
Why do people live beyond their finances??? Being in debt and not paying off debt isn't Admirable. Like Dave says, it's being stupid.
Buying crap feels good, buying luxury goods make people feel good I guess. I don’t spend anything except on books (I’m also severely autistic) but I see and observe people.
Get rid of personal bankruptcy. The country no longer has the morals. This lady could pay the debt with her home. She just has no morals.
Exactly
I know someone who had an LLC in the construction industry. Back in 2008 everything went down and his business failed. He had about $80K he owed supply houses. He could have moved things around and gotten away with paying pennies on the dollar. He did the right thing and paid every dollar he owed and it hurt him but it was the right thing to do. Most business owners would use the law to avoid paying their debts.
Bankruptcy chapter 7 is legalized stealing
I can go to the store and buy 100k of stuff on credit card and file bankruptcy and not pay a dime. A guy walks in the store shoplifted and gets arrested and gets a felony charge. Thieves steal with credit cards by not paying back
@@cutehumor With the way lenders are... No. I disagree. They (lenders) practically beg for it.
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She isn't working full time as an NP. And the business makes almost nothing. Shut down the business and work full time as NP. In DC metro area a full time NP can make at least 150K a year. The financial decisions people make are mind boggling.
She just doesn't want to work and pay off debt. Why not claim bankruptcy and not have to pay off your debts? The way people think just seriously irks me.
Yup plenty nurse finally the way through and than don't want to work. All the nurse that became real estate agents are coming back too.
Yeah that combined income seems kinda low
There is no shortage of shifts or work in the hospitals 24/7. I say this as an RN & I could work every day if I needed. Get to work nurse & grind this debt out. 👊🔥
Facts she's definitely not working full time as an NP
Her debt, her problem.
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So she wants to file bankruptcy so she does have to pay up her student loans and other mistake she made but wants to keep her house equity and all of her money.
Go ahead. Rich people do it all the time.
She should be making at least their household income as a Nurse Practitioner, she must be working part-time and the husband must have a very low income.
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How many "business owners" are up to eyeballs in debt? Sounds like the business owns her.
They’ve been taking a lot of calls lately from “business owners” who are in debt because of a crappy business that makes no money. This lady is a perfect example, her business is the very first thing she brings up but then it’s revealed it makes no money and she works a real job on the side.
Student loans are dismissible through Bankruptcy... hardship specific...she wouldn't qualify. Heloc , pay your bills through Velocity banking and easy...or / and pay off the car and sell it for a cheaper car if possible..
Makes too much money to be this broke
Exactly
They make decent money, idk about too much money! But that’s my opinion
@@mhodge0890 In the DMV area it's foolish to think as they do that it's a lot of money especially if she is a NP. She's avoiding work because the numbers don't make sense. This is why they are broke.
Typical PG county resident
I want to listen to Dave Ramsey in the car but can’t because the stupid voice filter you put over callers makes it impossible to understand them. Please reconsider this?
O/F account is not a business. 😂
Just cash out refinance
Poors man mentality right there. No. Grind, beans and rice and get out of debt. Stop taking shortcuts. They have a good income.
Ah yes, just transfer your debt from one place to another...that'll solve the problem! May as well just open a 0 interest credit card and do a balance transfer, same thing.
How does Trump file multiple bankruptcies and keep all his properties? That should have been asked when he was interviewed.
She needs to stop side hustle jusr work overtime at her current job... husband needs to work his azz off instead bs around
$25,150 exemption popped right up when I Googled it…
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how long has she been an NP? there are places where NP's don't make much more than RNs, at least to start. You have to prove yourself
Yeah, that part didn’t make sense to me. Their COMBINED income is around $8,500/month? How can a legal secretary with no college degree be making more than them all alone? 🤔
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No one cares.
So borrow money and do business in states with better bankruptcy protections. In Texas you keep your home your primary cars up to a certain value, 1 atv per per person, couple of fire arms, certain amount of acres, and your retirement accounts. You could basically keep all of your essentials if you fail in Texas.
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Your home is outside BK. DR knows that. They wont make you sell your home. Talk to a BK attorney. Dont take this carnival barkers word for it.
Too stupid
I would divorce her, because I know for sure SHES the problem!
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Amanda, the word is 'ask' not 'ax'. Nurse practitioners in Washington, DC earn an average of $131,270 per year, That said never ever file for bankruptcy. Financial problems and stress from debt can cause marital discord and lead to divorce. Amazing how many people from the Washington DC area are in such good financial shape. You guys should not be dependent on the taxpayers. And you guys should not be making financial decisions for the rest of us. As far as Amanda, find a job where you are making more and we didn't even get to your husband. Tell hubby to drive a cab at night.
She didn't say "ax." She said "ask." She just said it in a regional accent you don't like because you're either racist or obnoxious.
Do you correct white southerners who pronounce basically the entire language "inccorectly"?
Hey Dave! Did you ask about bankruptcies in your interview with Trump? How about stiffing workers?
Of course not. First sentence he said was that “it’s a pleasure to finally meet you”.
Stiffing workers should have been his #1 go-to and then calling him out on the mockery Trump makes towards Christians.
@@hawkeye3938 - I’m guessing he didn’t ask about the raping, either?
@@tyrogers156 Typical brain dead liberals, worrying about the wrong things.
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What's up with the black co-host?
what about her?
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I don't really blame people who panic. Lack of
information can be a big hurdle. I've been
making more than $100k passively by just
investing through an advisor, and I don't have
to do much work. Inflation or no inflation, my
finances remain secure. So I really don't blame
people who panic.
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