Rachel Cruze: Is Planning To ‘Die With Zero’ Financially Sound?

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Cruze said she found the book really interesting and that 85% seemed realistic to her.

Cruze cited statistics that people need the most money from ages 26-38.

This is a time in life for paying off student debt, buying homes and upgrading vehicles.

Here are the Cruzes three main takeaways from the book.

I love that idea, she said.

Because part of changing your family tree is helping your kids.

This, of course, depends on how much money you currently have.

Build yourself strong financial ground to stand on before you go spend money in this fashion.

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