Dave Ramsey Says Early 401(k) Withdrawals Are Like “Borrowing Money at 30% Interest.” Here’s What He Recommends Instead
A recently divorced 41-year-old called The Ramsey Show wondering whether she should cash out part of her 401(k) to eliminate $16,000 of student loans and $4,800 of orthodontics debt. Between child…
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