@daveramsey: Alex is a single mom working full time and going to school to become a psychiatric nurse practitioner. She has about $80,000 in debt, including a $28,000 Tesla. Alex called in to The Ramsey Show for advice on whether it’s ethical to use $7,000 in back child support to help pay her household bills.

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mellkerrigan
Si Melluish :
how does she owe for 2 cars as a single mother??
2026-10-16 14:52:49
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oohitslx0824
Oohitslx24 :
“I would never yell at you for the entertainment value” sounds like a dig at Caleb Hammer 🤭
2026-10-16 17:30:14
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thethomas.a
Thomas :
The dollars aren’t earmarked
2026-10-16 17:10:41
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littlemike54
littlemike54 :
curious if the cheaper op cost of the tesla factors in somewhere? I get that it's debt, but should be cheaper to run?
2026-10-16 18:57:28
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Please read the Rules of Engagement.
2026-10-16 14:49:53
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james.j..criswell
James J. Criswell :
@ELIZABETH BEVERLY ALWAYS A JOY TO SEE YOUR CONTENT
2026-10-16 15:11:46
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Michael Cain :
@ELIZABETH BEVERLY CHEERING YOU ON EVERY STEP OF THE WAY
2026-10-16 15:14:02
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James J. Criswell :
@ELIZABETH BEVERLY WISHING YOU A BEAUTIFUL DAY 🌞❤️
2026-10-16 15:11:56
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James J. Criswell :
@ELIZABETH BEVERLY JUST STOPPING BY TO SHOW APPRECIATION
2026-10-16 15:11:28
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James J. Criswell :
@ELIZABETH BEVERLY YOU BRING SUCH A NICE VIBE HERE 💖
2026-10-16 15:12:25
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James J. Criswell :
@ELIZABETH BEVERLY YOUR KINDNESS DOESN’T GO UNNOTICED
2026-10-16 15:11:36
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Michael Cain :
@ELIZABETH BEVERLY POSITIVE ENERGY THIS SEASON 📣
2026-10-16 15:14:43
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Michael Cain :
@ELIZABETH BEVERLY PROGRESS LOOKS GOOD
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Michael Cain :
@ELIZABETH BEVERLY NOTHING BUT GOOD WISHES FOR YOU
2026-10-16 15:14:17
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@ELIZABETH BEVERLY HARD WORK PAYS OFF 🧏📌
2026-10-16 15:16:03
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@ELIZABETH BEVERLY YOU’VE GOT ALL OUR LOVE 🫶🏻
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@ELIZABETH BEVERLY THIS POST PUT ME IN A GOOD MOOD
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@ELIZABETH BEVERLY YOU’RE APPRECIATED 💕
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@ELIZABETH BEVERLY SENDING YOU A BIG HUG 🤗
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@ELIZABETH BEVERLY ALWAYS NICE TO SEE A FRIENDLY FACE HERE
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@ELIZABETH BEVERLY FLORIDA PEOPLE WHERE IS YOU AT! 🌴
2026-10-16 15:20:10
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Dora Frazier :
@ELIZABETH BEVERLY THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOUR JOURNEY 🙏
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@ELIZABETH BEVERLY WE SEE YOU GIRL 👏
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@ELIZABETH BEVERLY KEEP SPREADING KINDNESS AND LOVE
2026-10-16 15:12:04
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