Budgeting for Weddings and Protecting Personal Privacy

This chapter highlights the critical nature of budgeting for wedding expenses like rings and catering, stressing careful cost management and post-event debt repayment. It also explores online privacy concerns, introducing a service designed to help individuals safeguard their personal information from data brokers.

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Dave Ramsey and Ken Coleman answer your questions and discuss:

"As a single mom of 2, how do I pay off $130,000 of debt?"
"Should we sell an annuity while in Baby Step 2?"
"Should we use our stocks to throw $150,000 at the mortgage?"
"I'm 70 and don't have a will or a trust. Which is the best option?"
"When should I prioritize starting my own business?"
"We're receiving $50,000 in cash for our wedding. What should we do with the leftover cash after the wedding?"
"What do I do with the inheritance my ex-husband left me?"
"Is rent-to-buy a good way to accelerate home ownership?"
"Should I file for bankruptcy?"
"How can I protect my investments from being used for spousal long-term care?"
"How do I possibly get my wife on the same page when it comes to cutting our expenses?"
"I lied to my husband about our business's finances until it was too late. How can I make this right with him?"
"Should I use my 401(k) to do updates to my home before selling it?"
"I'm 39 and living paycheck-to-paycheck. How do I get out of this?"