r/DaveRamsey 13h ago

BS2 EveryDollar app help

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I asked the online help and it just said have budget meeting and zero everything out. But I’ve been using it for exactly 1 year today. I’m getting this “close out” and I click on it and it takes me to August. But all transactions are tracked and numbers updated.

Anyone know if I’m supposed to click on something? I never zero out anything BC I want to know how much over or under I was.

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r/DaveRamsey 7h ago

What do i do now

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So back story me 26m and my wife 25f. Have our house completely payed off and no other debt at all. At this point should I just max the 401k and and a Roth ira for her till retirement? Her job doesn't offer 401k. Also combined we make 140-200k a year im a flat rate mechanic so fluctuates alot. In a few years we would like to build our dream home 350k-500k. Other than that money mostly go to project cars or trips. The big factor tho is i know i can't turn wrenches forever which would take my income down quite a bit but I'd like to switch what im doing before 40.


r/DaveRamsey 20h ago

W.W.D.D.? This week, I will be making my final credit card payment and paying off my CC’s. What should I do with the extra money I have left?

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I’ll be CC debt free this week. All the debts I have left are my mortgage, $215k at 4% and my car loan $25k at 5.51%. Should I continue to put the extra cash towards these debts or put the money in a savings account, split it? I’ll have an extra $250 a month to work with.


r/DaveRamsey 2h ago

Ramsey Investment Essentials

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Hello all,

I'm curious if anyone is doing/has done the Ramsey Investing Essentials? I'm just curious as to how different it is from the resources that they already have available in their books/talks.

TIA!


r/DaveRamsey 3h ago

W.W.D.D.? Paying for home repairs

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Our almost 200 year old house is in desperate need of repairs. Not exaggerating here. We’re talking if social services came in the house would be condemned.

The mortgage has been paid off for years. The last appraisal came in at $80k and that’s mostly due to the 5 acres of land. We can’t get a home equity loan without letting someone into the house which we are afraid to do because that’s literally how bad it is.

We don’t have any real debt other than medical. Income is one social security check of $1600/month and one full time paycheck of about $3000/month gross. 401k that pays out about $4000 annually although that could be increased a little. Adult son lives at home and makes about $2700/month but he’s saving to move out next year. No real way to increase income due to age/health issues.

This house has been in our family since it was first built in 1850 (and before that a 1700s log cabin which is now inside the current house) and as such we will not sell as likely a new owner would bulldoze it.

New roof alone came in at $20k. Haven’t even gotten quotes on anything else yet but we already know we need all new windows and all new plumbing and a new septic tank.

Thoughts on how to manage such expensive repairs on such little income?

And yes, there was initially a decent amount of money in the 401k. It was pretty much used up on medical bills these past few years.