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He's not usually right, but he's usually right enough AND he's simple enough that listening to him for most people is a net benefit. His anti-debt/anti-borrowi
by Raidion 7y ago
He's not usually right, but he's usually right enough AND he's simple enough that listening to him for most people is a net benefit.
His anti-debt/anti-borrowing views work really well for his audience of those that are struggling to live within their means, but are not optimal strategies for those who can use debt/credit without getting themselves in trouble.
- mmcconnell1618 7y agoAgreed that his math doesn't always work out but you're correct that for an audience that is struggling with behavior more than math, his advice is usually on the right track. If you're responsible with debt, it can be leverage to accelerate wealth in certain situations as long as you are aware of the risk involved.