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Conditioned to pursue wealth
Dave Ramsey's show encouraged people who'd been conditioned not to pursue wealth to now indulge in the fantasy of being rich. A perpetual brief is that a better life is within your grasp if you can manage your money right.
Other budding financial experts dropped Ramsey's religious exclusivity, and a niche in personal finance emerged in the early 2000s.
Ramsey and his successors put the "personal" into finance so anyone could find success through a new set of rules, like paying your debt, starting a side hustle and making a budget.
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The rise of financial advice
Before Ramsey’s call-in talk show, financial advice was mainly for people who were already wealthy. It assumed people with credit card debt who lived from paycheck to paycheck didn’t care about financial education.
Ramsey began speaking to a handpicked group of people that ...
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Countering budget culture is a tall order
It needs:
- Getting comfortable not knowing the “right” answers.
- Changing how you talk about money and how you use money.
- Pay transparency — with your friends, communities and colleagues, and in job descriptions.
- Seeing and acknowledging your privilege.
- Re...
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Budget culture makes money all about you
It's about your actions, responsibilities and mindset, yet no management method can fix rising housing costs with stagnant wages.
Instead of questioning your mindset and willpower to fix your money, question what's happening around you. Do you feel comfortable and safe in y...
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The broader problem with budget culture
The emphasis of budget culture is on individual responsibility and insisting that you can ignore access and privilege in our world. It condemns and oppresses anyone who doesn't live up to the ideal.
- However, the system isn’t designed for upward mobility. Ramsey’s famou...
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The budget culture
The budget culture is the damaging set of beliefs around money that rewards restriction and deprivation and promotes an unhealthy and fantastical ideal of financial success.
Budget culture sees measures like credit scores and debt as signifiers of financial health and presc...
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