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6 Comments on Using your home's equity to pay off credit cards.
True... A lot of people will run the cards right back up to the limit. They use their home as an atm machine.
I cannot give much credence to dave ramsey.... who charges people a monthly fee to access his site about managing debt. LOL
Tom- I just wrote a blog about the same thing. I too read that blog and felt that it wasn't a great idea.
Search: Credit- The Truth
Tom, I have to admit that I'm not a Dave Ramsey fan, I just like what he says about credit card debt.
That son of a gun is getting rich...filthy rich. I wonder if his site takes credit cards? LOL
It does stink that Dave Ramsey does charge a monthly fee . . . but
Dave Ramsey doesnt take credit cards.
You can "get" Ramsey's books for "free" at your local library. Sometimes audio CDs and DVDs are available.
Finally, I think that Ramsey only says to sell your house if the payments are greater than 50% of your take home pay. Basically, if your home is preventing you from being debt free.
Todd,
Thanks for the post. The real mistake is when an uniformed individual takes the "professionals" advice and makes an unwise decision. By the way thanks for stopping by my blog post on homes.com. The general consensus is that they are not worth the investment of money or time currently.
William,
I certainly don't need to put out any additional money on something that's not worthwhile, so thank you for helping us to take a look at Homes.com.