Jade Warshaw

So this idea that I finally have money I can spend, spend, spend, not really understanding the value of that dollar.

I have to take care of my family.

You know, they're counting on me.

So these are all these relational aspects of the money.

Then you pile it on with, well, what about business sense?

Because when you get that kind of money, you need a business sense if you're going to begin investing it.

Well, if you don't have that information.

And so in that way, it does create an avalanche of money.

not to be rude, but kind of an avalanche of ignorance that can take place of, I just didn't know.

I didn't know.

And now millions of dollars turns into not only nothing, but I actually owe.

I owe money.

Yeah, I agree with you wholeheartedly.

That's one of the reasons here at Ramsey we created foundations and personal finance.

It's a curriculum.

And at this point, it is in most states and different schools throughout the states.

But it's in most states at this point because we do we do believe that.

And when you really look at the fact, Mike, that that money really incorporates three ideas.

Right.

There's the numbers, the dollars and cents, which is part of basic financial literacy.