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Stay Rich Tax adviser Ed Slott gives retirement-saving tips.

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    1. Dave Ramsey promotes renting insurance and investing in mutual funds that you HOPE has a positive rate of return throughout your lifetime. Dave fails to mention that your rented term policy has no LIVING BENEFITS and that you have to pay Capital Gains Tax on those Mutual Funds. Sounds like Dave works for Primerica!

    2. My Tax Free plan is going off!

    3. I have a question? If you exchange money for silver money and take the face value don’t you realize a loss if so then would a Business realize a profit of a loss in face value.

    4. ^implying roth ira’s are taxed 2x

    5. Dave Ramsey tells you not to buy whole life insurance over the course of your lifetime because you could amass a much higher amount of money in mutual funds cash value by age of retirement. What Ed is saying is to take “retirement” money that you have already saved up and buy these life policies.. You have to understand what both Dave and Ed are saying. I would agree that Dave and Ed do have some differences of opinion. No doubt.

    6. Fuck Suzy Orman and her Fico score

    7. I’m looking for the rest of these series 1-3
      does any one know where to get them, i don’t see the first three.

    8. Follow the money with Suze and Dave – who are their biggest sponsors? Could it be Term Life companies? The whole, “buy term and invest the rest…” advice seems to come from folks who are compensated by Term companies – imagine that!

    9. fuckin suzy orman and dave ramsay are two douche bags on earth!!! people need to start looking out for themselves and stop listening to just anybody!

    10. Somebody needs to send this presentation to Suzy Orman and Dave Ramsay so they can get a clue that permanent insurance isn’t evil and actual has a place in peoples financial portfolios. A friend gave me the book he references in this clip “The Retirement Timebomb and How to Defuse It”. Highly recommend it to anyone that has a 401K or IRA (which would be most of us).

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