How often do financial disagreements occur? Is one of you more the spender while the other a saver, both spenders, both savers?
Hello PF!
I would love any suggestions of web shows or tv I can watch on the web (I've cut out cable) about personal finance where people or families are specifically helped to manage their personal finances.
I find these kinds of shows very interesting and motivating to watch. I used to love Til Debt Do Us Part but I can't find those shows online anymore in Canada. I'd watch the reruns in a heartbeat if I could find them.
Has anyone come across similar shows that I could look into?
Thanks!
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I pretty much watch it to see how people get into such a financial disaster.
If you're a fan of Stewart Lee and have an hour to kill I'd highly recommend this interview. It isn't funny really, just very interesting :)
>>>> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=udqMA4YRQCk
Edit: Forgot to include the link as I am a tit.
A friend of mine was in it and we can't find it anywhere online. Please help
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I have been binging this on Youtube and wondered if anyone else here was a fan. While it's similar to Dave Ramsey, the host meets with the couple for a month and recognizes the difference between good and bad debt. I have really enjoyed it.
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Wow, I never expected this too take off like it has.
Thank you to everyone that responded, there is some very interesting discussion
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It's a shame people can't play nice. I am Athiest myself but was merely curious as to the reasoning behind that vow. I think mature discussion can happen between believers and non believers, but it seems not today
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