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Dave Ramsey Warns Couple With Heavy Student, Car Debt And 3 Kids: Your Math Is 'Scaring Me To Death' – 'You're Going To Go Bankrupt'

A North Carolina couple, with $90,000 in student loans and $51,000 in car loans, is facing financial distress. Personal finance expert Dave Ramsey warned them on "The Ramsey Show" that their situation is untenable and could lead to bankruptcy. He advised them to sell their cars and focus on increasing their income to manage their debt. With a monthly income of $5,500 and significant expenses, Ramsey emphasized the need for radical changes to avoid financial ruin.

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The reality of rent control

The episode of Caleb Hammer LIVE discusses various financial resources and offers, including bonuses for new checking accounts and investment opportunities. Viewers are encouraged to join Hammer *ELITE*, download financial tools, and participate in financial audits. The content emphasizes budgeting and mastering personal finance, with promotional codes for discounts on products and services. The episode also invites guests for financial audits filmed in Austin, Texas.

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US STOCKS-Wall Street ends flat ahead of long weekend; S&P 500 down for week

U.S. stocks ended nearly flat on Friday, with the S&P 500 down 0.07% for the week, as earnings season began. Chip stocks rose, while financials faced pressure due to concerns over proposed credit card interest rate caps. Investors are cautious ahead of the long weekend, with major earnings reports expected next week from companies like Netflix and Johnson & Johnson. Market analysts anticipate choppy trading in January but hope for improved performance by month-end.

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LIVE MARKETS-Fundstrat: Credit-card rate cap may also hurt airlines, hotels, retailers

U.S. President Trump's proposal to cap credit-card interest rates may negatively impact various industries, including airlines, hotels, and retailers, according to Fundstrat's Kent Fung. With one-third of U.S. consumer spending on credit cards, the cap could reduce overall consumer spending and lead to stricter credit approvals. Shares of card issuers and payment networks have declined, while airlines, which benefit from swipe fees, are also expected to suffer. Conversely, gas station operators may benefit from reduced swipe fees. Overall, market reactions remain cautious amid these developments.

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TUSK Practice Sales Releases 2026 Dental M&A Market Report Highlighting Key Updates For Practice Owners

TUSK Practice Sales has released its Q1 2026 Dental M&A Market Report, indicating that dental service organizations (DSOs) are preparing for increased acquisition activity as recapitalization cycles accelerate. The report highlights a decline in dental practice ownership among younger dentists, creating challenges for late-career owners looking to sell. Key factors include rising education costs and higher borrowing expenses, which complicate the transition to ownership. The report also notes volatility in the dental market in 2025 due to macroeconomic pressures, affecting deal volume and buyer behavior.

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