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Live from the headquarters of Ramsey Solutions, it's the Ramsey Show. We help people build wealth, do work that they love, and create actual amazing relationships. Ken Coleman, Ramsey personality, number one best-selling author of the book Paycheck to Purpose, is my co-host today. Open phones at 888-825-5225. Leon is with us in San Francisco. Hi, Leon. How are you? Hi Dave, how's it going?
Better than I deserve. What's up?
So I've been fortunate enough to amass some money over the years through just working and some very nicely timed company acquisitions. And now I would like to make one of my childhood dreams come true. I like to buy a super car that's worth about $250,000. Cool. Which car?
uh specifically the lamborghini um huracan a used one that's a beast yeah usually 250 you're right news what 450 yeah i think so yeah yeah okay cool so what your model would that be Well, looking on some of these websites, anywhere from a 2015 to a 2017, 2018.
Okay, so a 10-year-old has lost $200,000 in value. Yes. That's about right. Okay. And what's your net worth? You sound like you're a bazillionaire or something.
My net worth, so I can break this down. I have a net worth, if you include the mortgage, about $3.66 million.
Okay, and what do you make in a year?
I make about $300,000 a year, which doesn't include a 30% bonus. It's a single income. I am married with a one-year-old child, but my wife is a stay-at-home mom. And how old are you? I'm 39 and she is 41. Okay, all right. 39.
Okay, good. Well, you've done really well. Congratulations. Thank you. There's a couple of rules of thumb. Generally speaking, you do not want to own all the things you have with motors or wheels to be more than about half your annual income. Now, your income is a little wacky because you've made big chunks of money doing a few deals here or there that don't really include your $300,000.
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