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Dave Says
Who Do You Want To
Hang Out With
BY DAVE RAMSEY
Things were going kinda
slow down at the Fly Tying
Love Center and it bothered
Marvin Pincus a lot.
He found it hard to
believe that, out of all the
people in the valley, none of
them needed love advice
and the proper type of fishing fly to illustrate it. He had
the sign made and put in the
yard, and he’d obviously had
great results with the Jones
kid and good ol’ Dewey.
Since Marvin’s advice to
Dewey to shower before asking a girl for a date, Dewey
Decker, the Fertilizer King,
had met Emily Stickles, the
love of his life.
Now the fishing-fly earrings part of the business
was going great. Women all
over town were wearing dingle-dangle earrings with
Marvin’s point-clipped fish-
ing flies hanging therefrom.
He learned that short ladies
tended to go for the smaller
dries, like Griffith’s Gnats
and Royal Coachmen, and
the taller ladies leaned
toward salmon streamers.
For the “simple black dress”
that women seem to need,
Marvin discovered a pure
black stonefly nymph tied on
a number 6 to be just the
right touch. Some of the
ladies slipped Marvin’s wife,
Marjorie, a couple of bucks
to help buy more feathers
and hooks.
But on the love advice
front, there was a dearth of
heartbroken customers.
“What would you think,”
Marvin said, “if I ran an ad in
the Valley Weekly Miracle?”
“For what?” Marjorie said
at breakfast.
“You know … love
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advice.”
“Well, you have the sign
out front. I think everyone in
the valley already knows
about it.”
“But they’re not coming
in.”
Marjorie smiled. “Honey,
some people find it hard to
talk to others about their
personal problems. That’s
probably it.”
Marvin got a piece of
paper and began writing.
Then he’d scratch it out and
start again. This went on
through both bacon and
toast.
“How’s it coming, Honey?”
“About got it right, I think,
Marge.”
“May I see it?”
He handed it to her.
The best love advice in
the valley, tied up with the
appropriate fishing fly. Call
the Fly Tying Love Center for
an appointment. Results
guaranteed.
“What do you think?”
Marjorie just smiled and
nodded her head. What she
thought, however, was that
retirement isn’t for sissies.
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Dear Dave,
I have job
offers from two
tech companies.
One is in San
Antonio and pays
$55,000 a year,
while the other is
in Silicon Valley
making $100,000 a
year. My friends
Dave
are advising me to
move to
California, but I
feel like I’d have
more money in my budget if
I moved to San Antonio.
What do you think?
— Aaron
Dear Aaron,
The good news about
Silicon Valley is you’d be
around a ton of really smart
people in your industry. I
mean, it’s the epicenter of
the tech world, right? You’ll
learn a ton and have lots of
opportunities, so there’s definitely an upside.
The problem is that the
Silicon Valley area is one of
the most expensive places to
live in the entire country.
The real estate prices and
cost of living are ridiculous!
Still, if it weren’t for the cost
of living argument, it would
be a no-brainer for me.
Then, it wouldn’t really be
so much about the income
and prices as it would be
about the career opportunity.
Still, you have to consid-
er the economic
factors involved
here. With that in
mind, it’s not an
exaggeration to
say you might
actually put more
money in your
pocket at $55,000
in San Antonio
than you would
$100,000 in Silicon
Valley. That’s
entirely possible!
I think things
are going to come
out pretty even economically speaking once you adjust for the cost
of living. I’m a huge fan of
Texas. It’s a great business
market and tax situation
down there. But really, in my
mind the question comes
down to your personal comfort level and quality of life.
And that’s something you’ll
have to answer for yourself!
— Dave
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Dear Dave,
My wife and I just became
debt-free, and we’re saving
for our first house. We have
about $75,000 in savings,
and we’d like to buy a home
with cash in the next few
years. Where do you think
we should place our money
so it’s working for us while
we save?
— Andrew
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Dear Andrew,
I don’t advise playing the
market on the short term. If I
were in your shoes, and
looking at possibly a two- to
four-year window, I’d just
pile the cash in a money
market account or possibly
a balanced fund.
I’m a big fan of growth
stock mutual funds when it
comes to long-term investing. The problem with that
in this scenario would be the
volatility of the market. By
the time you’ve saved up
more money and spent time
deciding on a house, the
market may be down. All
you’re looking for in this scenario is a wise, safe place to
park it and pile it up while
you prepare.
Congratulations, Andrew.
Debt-free is the way to be
when you’re looking to buy a
nice, new home!
— Dave
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