Tori Dunlap

Wish you the best.

Wish you the best.

Wish you the best.

Wish you the best.

Wish you the best.

She doesn't because she could be using the money that she would put towards buying that in cash towards a different investment that's going to make her more money. So she's willing to take on the mortgage, which at the time I think when she bought the house was like 4% interest, because she's going to make more money somewhere else.

She doesn't because she could be using the money that she would put towards buying that in cash towards a different investment that's going to make her more money. So she's willing to take on the mortgage, which at the time I think when she bought the house was like 4% interest, because she's going to make more money somewhere else.

She doesn't because she could be using the money that she would put towards buying that in cash towards a different investment that's going to make her more money. So she's willing to take on the mortgage, which at the time I think when she bought the house was like 4% interest, because she's going to make more money somewhere else.

She doesn't because she could be using the money that she would put towards buying that in cash towards a different investment that's going to make her more money. So she's willing to take on the mortgage, which at the time I think when she bought the house was like 4% interest, because she's going to make more money somewhere else.

She doesn't because she could be using the money that she would put towards buying that in cash towards a different investment that's going to make her more money. So she's willing to take on the mortgage, which at the time I think when she bought the house was like 4% interest, because she's going to make more money somewhere else.

This word you just used, leverage. So the word debt is associated in our society with shame. And even the very people we have sought out to teach us how to manage money, my nemesis Dave Ramsey, right? As he has told you that debt is wrong and bad and needs to be eradicated immediately. Debt is for poor people. But when you get to a certain level of financial standing, debt has a new name.

This word you just used, leverage. So the word debt is associated in our society with shame. And even the very people we have sought out to teach us how to manage money, my nemesis Dave Ramsey, right? As he has told you that debt is wrong and bad and needs to be eradicated immediately. Debt is for poor people. But when you get to a certain level of financial standing, debt has a new name.

This word you just used, leverage. So the word debt is associated in our society with shame. And even the very people we have sought out to teach us how to manage money, my nemesis Dave Ramsey, right? As he has told you that debt is wrong and bad and needs to be eradicated immediately. Debt is for poor people. But when you get to a certain level of financial standing, debt has a new name.

This word you just used, leverage. So the word debt is associated in our society with shame. And even the very people we have sought out to teach us how to manage money, my nemesis Dave Ramsey, right? As he has told you that debt is wrong and bad and needs to be eradicated immediately. Debt is for poor people. But when you get to a certain level of financial standing, debt has a new name.

This word you just used, leverage. So the word debt is associated in our society with shame. And even the very people we have sought out to teach us how to manage money, my nemesis Dave Ramsey, right? As he has told you that debt is wrong and bad and needs to be eradicated immediately. Debt is for poor people. But when you get to a certain level of financial standing, debt has a new name.

So the question that I was alluding to before of like, do I pay off debt or do I invest depends on your interest rate. So if it's less than you could be making in the stock market, it actually makes sense to prioritize investing. Now, if you're in credit card debt and that's 25% interest, nothing's offering you 25% interest, right? So you need to start paying that off first.

So the question that I was alluding to before of like, do I pay off debt or do I invest depends on your interest rate. So if it's less than you could be making in the stock market, it actually makes sense to prioritize investing. Now, if you're in credit card debt and that's 25% interest, nothing's offering you 25% interest, right? So you need to start paying that off first.

So the question that I was alluding to before of like, do I pay off debt or do I invest depends on your interest rate. So if it's less than you could be making in the stock market, it actually makes sense to prioritize investing. Now, if you're in credit card debt and that's 25% interest, nothing's offering you 25% interest, right? So you need to start paying that off first.

So the question that I was alluding to before of like, do I pay off debt or do I invest depends on your interest rate. So if it's less than you could be making in the stock market, it actually makes sense to prioritize investing. Now, if you're in credit card debt and that's 25% interest, nothing's offering you 25% interest, right? So you need to start paying that off first.

So the question that I was alluding to before of like, do I pay off debt or do I invest depends on your interest rate. So if it's less than you could be making in the stock market, it actually makes sense to prioritize investing. Now, if you're in credit card debt and that's 25% interest, nothing's offering you 25% interest, right? So you need to start paying that off first.