Self-made millionaire warns couple with $30,000 credit card debt about the implications of buying a timeshare

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Self-made millionaire warns couple with $30,000 credit card debt about the implications of buying a timeshare
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A couple with $30,000 in credit card debt, who recently purchased a $10,000 timeshare, discussed their financial situation with self-made millionaire Ramit Sethi on his podcast. The couple's lack of financial literacy and avoidance of money conversations have hindered their ability to tackle their debt and achieve financial freedom. Sethi emphasized the importance of understanding the implications of debt and distinguishing between being frugal and being cheap. He also highlighted the need for the couple to learn together about good financial habits and avoid falling for money traps, such as timeshares. While the couple may face challenges in getting out of their timeshare contract, Sethi sees it as a learning opportunity and advises taking a loss now rather than struggling for years to come.

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