Dave Ramsey - Unit 4 Flashcards
If you tell a lie or spread a ______ often enough, loud enough, and long enough, the myth becomes accepted as ______.
myth; truth
Debt has been ______ to us in so many forms and so aggressively since the 1960’s that to even imagine living without it requires a complete ______ ______
marketed; Paradigm Shift
_ If I loan money to a friend or relative, I will be ______ them
Myth; helping
_ The relationship will be strained or ______
Truth; destroyed
_ By ______ a loan, I am helping out a friend or relative
Myth; co-signing
_ The bank requires a cosigner because the person isn’t likely to ______ . So, be ready to pay the loan and have your credit damaged because you are on the loan.
Truth; repay
_ Cash advance, rent-to-own, title pawning, and tote-the-note car lots are needed ______ for lower income people to get ahead
Myth; services
_ These are horrible, ______ rip-offs that aren’t needed and benefit no one but the owners of these companies
Truth; greedy
_ Playing the lottery and other forms of gambling will make me ______ .
Myth; rich
_ The lottery is a tax on the poor and on people who can’t do ______ .
Truth; math
_ Car ______ are a way of life, and you’ll always have one.
Myth; payments
_ Staying away from car payments by driving reliable used cars is what the typical millionaire does. That is ______ they become millionaires
Truth; how
_ ______ your car is what sophisticated financial people do. You should always lease things that go down in value. There are tax advantages
Myth; Leasing
_ Consumer Reports, Smart Money Magazine, and a good calculator will tell you that the car lease is the most ______ way to finance and operate a vehicle.
Truth; expensive
_ If you own a business, you can write off your ______ ______ car on taxes without paying payments for the privilege
Truth; paid-for
_ The way to minimize the money lost on things that go down in value is to buy slightly ______.
Truth; used
_ You can get a good deal on a ______ car.
Myth; new
_ A new car loses ______ of its value in the first four years. This is the largest purchase most consumers make that goes in in value.
Truth; 70%