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Dave Ramsey says avoid credit cards like the plague. Suze Orman says use them wisely. Robert Kiyosaki? He says they can make you rich. So…who’s right? Let’s break it down.
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Each of these gurus has helped millions. But they couldn’t be more different when it comes to credit.
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Dave Ramsey says:
“There is no such thing as responsible credit card use.” – The Total Money Makeover
He teaches to cut them up, live on cash, and never go into debt – period.
Suze Orman says:
“Credit cards aren’t the enemy. Misusing them is.”
She promotes paying in full every month, building your credit, and protecting your score.
Robert Kiyosaki says:
“The rich use debt to get richer. The poor use debt to get poorer.”
He treats credit as a tool – to be mastered, not feared. His approach involves strategic borrowing and investing.
M – Mindset
A – Automate
P – Prioritize
S – Shelter
Who do you relate to the most – Dave, Suze, Robert… or MAPS?
Have you followed any of their advice in your own life? What worked? What didn’t?
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Thanks for checking out our Gurus Said What? series – where we compare popular advice with your real life and the MAPS framework to help you make confident, simple money decisions.

Until next time, keep it simple, stay intentional… and follow your MAPS.
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