Dave Ramsey: “There’s No Possible Way I Would Pull Money Out of a Roth and Pay Off a Mortgage.” Here’s Why
A 28-year-old per diem nurse called The Ramsey Show looking for a second opinion after her husband proposed using part of her $143,000 Roth 403(b) to pay off the couple’s remaining $125,000 mortgage…
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