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    Finally debt free after 2 and half years!

    @jredshaw Yeah definitely a big part of it also. Was more a comment on the Ramsey steps than general values
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    Finally debt free after 2 and half years!

    @holyaspirations Weird he never mentions that. I guess it's not great advice to tell someone to take out another credit card. But the 0% interest is really a game changer in getting ahold of your finances. Yeah it costs 3 or 4% to get it, but after that you can rewllt come to terms with 'I need...
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    Finally debt free after 2 and half years!

    @holyaspirations Yeah of course. I mean specifically in this situation as I don't believe America has such a thing.
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    Finally debt free after 2 and half years!

    @jredshaw Yeah this is the big thing about the David Ramsey baby steps. It's a US centric system. I'm not a financial advisor but I would say a better UK process, if available to you, is save your £ 1000 emergency fund, then save 6 months of expenses, Then start to really tackle the debt...
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    Why invest at all when fixed-rate savings account are so high? [6-month "update"]

    @everthing4family Thanks a lot. It wouldn't be possible to transfer them right? Just stop adding money and open a new account is best?
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    Why invest at all when fixed-rate savings account are so high? [6-month "update"]

    @jhillaire84 Yeah maybe. I'm more concerned about my childrens' accounts. They're just 2.5% and haven't changed in 4 years. I feel like I could be doing a lot better with them
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    Why invest at all when fixed-rate savings account are so high? [6-month "update"]

    @gdoll18 My isa with Chase is 4.1% risk free so it's very tempting to just load that up
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