My best tips for newlyweds (or ANY married couple) on how to win with money! Get Financial Peace University and go from living paycheck to paycheck to never worrying about money again: goo.gl/VXp58g
I love when Elijah (the husband) asked Rachel: Why not take out the student loan, then pay it off after Kylie (his wife) finishes grad school? It's a great question/discussion that starts at 9:17. As someone who asked the same question in the past as Elijah, please please please listen to Rachel!
Im not married yet, but i do believe in having 1 joint account and our seperate accounts. I dont really care what he spends his left over money on as long as all the bills are paid and we have set aside an amount to our savings.
With their $5400/month income, have they started stashing 15% into a retirement account? It almost doesn't seem like it based on a fresh college grads salary.
Dannette Utecht $65k take-home pay. If you back calculate, and if they are contributing 15% they're combined gross is about $105k a year. Which is quite impressive.
EmeryShae while I mostly agree with the Dave Ramsey plan, they're in a position where they can already start utilizing the retirement company match at least (if their company has one, most do nowadays). And like Rachel said, she recommended them to pay off their $7000 student loans ASAP because they had the money.
My best tips for newlyweds (or ANY married couple) on how to win with money!
Get Financial Peace University and go from living paycheck to paycheck to never worrying about money again: goo.gl/VXp58g
I love when Elijah (the husband) asked Rachel: Why not take out the student loan, then pay it off after Kylie (his wife) finishes grad school? It's a great question/discussion that starts at 9:17. As someone who asked the same question in the past as Elijah, please please please listen to Rachel!
What about the people who don't have parents to pay their way for stuff?
Hey newly weeds!! I’m taking to you.
Take her advice seriously, this could be life changing for you. Good luck 👍🏼
You’re amazing, Rachel!!!😊❤️
Im not married yet, but i do believe in having 1 joint account and our seperate accounts. I dont really care what he spends his left over money on as long as all the bills are paid and we have set aside an amount to our savings.
I agree with you!
Do you have this app available in other countries, like Mexico or Australia?
Where's your new sister in law and brother? Love the family segments.
With their $5400/month income, have they started stashing 15% into a retirement account? It almost doesn't seem like it based on a fresh college grads salary.
Dannette Utecht $65k take-home pay. If you back calculate, and if they are contributing 15% they're combined gross is about $105k a year. Which is quite impressive.
Since they have debt, they haven’t started contributing yet, right?
EmeryShae while I mostly agree with the Dave Ramsey plan, they're in a position where they can already start utilizing the retirement company match at least (if their company has one, most do nowadays). And like Rachel said, she recommended them to pay off their $7000 student loans ASAP because they had the money.