The subject of this particular Mind Your Money article/podcast comes courtesy of a CNBC article I came across some months back, in which, Kevin O’Leary, millionaire investor (from Shark Tank fame), offered some strong advice regarding when you should pay off all of your debt. While I agree with the spirit of what he’s saying, I do take slight issue with what he’s actually saying. I feel as though Mr. O’Leary is 1), making presumptions about people’s life plans and events by over generalizing (not everybody is going to buy a house or get married), and 2), he doesn’t really offer much in this brief clip on how to do what he’s saying.
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As a note, the link for the video clip can be found here: https://www.cnbc.com/2018/05/22/kevin-oleary-age-at-which-you-should-have-your-debt-paid-off.html. I find that there’s some more useful information in the actual article itself, but even that has a couple of issues in my estimation.
By the end of this article/podcast, it is my hope that you’ll have a more well-rounded understanding of what Mr. O’Leary is saying, and hopefully be able to better see how his advice can be applied to you. Our stories are not the same, so we should not expect our outcomes to be the same either. We have to figure out how we each can get to a place of financial freedom and happiness, and there is no one way to do it. Let’s get to it!