Dave Ramsey's advice on mutual funds gets a few things right but some key points terribly wrong. Ramsey, the investment advice and financial planning guru, gives his radio show listeners and book readers sage financial planning advice in many ways but he gives some poor advice on mutual funds. If you've been saving money, trying to get out of debt, investing in mutual funds or you just like listening to talk radio, Dave Ramsey needs no introduction. In fact, Dave deserves credit for helping me understand and enjoy personal finance, which eventually led to my career as an investment advisor. I am now a Certified Financial Planner (TM) and I own a fee-only Registered Investment Advisory firm. An ESA allows you to put ,000 a year per child until they turn 18 into an account that grows tax-free as long as it's used for educational purposes. There is only one kind of ESA—you choose how to invest and can make changes if need be.
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