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Dave Ramsey is Wrong - Don't Blindly Follow if You're From The UK

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Dave Ramsey is an American radio show host, author and businessman. If you’ve ever been on YouTube before and looked up anything remotely related to money, no doubt you have come across him. He has 1.4 million subscribers and is seen as a personal financial expert.

His advice is generally good and certainly entertaining. For those that have never seen it, it is essentially a radio show where financially inept people call up and get shouted at for running up huge amounts of unnecessary debt and in return he quickly tells them what they need to do to solve their money problems.

As one of the main guys in the personal finance space, Dave Ramsey has a lot of support but he also gets his fair share of criticism as does anyone who achieves success.

For anyone outside of the US, a major problem with YouTube and the Internet for that that matter is that much of the information that we are fed is based on a different market that is often unsuitable.

Here in the UK if you do a Google search or regularly watch your favourite money YouTube channels the information that is regularly served is US specific and so is either irrelevant for the UK market or worse extremely dangerous should you follow it.

This is really concerning, which is one of the reasons why we started our own YouTube channel.

In this video, we’re going to talk about some of the key areas where Dave Ramsey is potentially wrong from a UK perspective. Let’s check it out…

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