Personal finance expert Dave Ramsey advised a caller on his show that living in a mobile home offers temporary relief but not long-term stability. The caller, a divorced father earning $86,000, lives in a gifted mobile home, feeling ashamed despite no housing payments.

Ramsey recommended paying off the caller’s $15,000 truck loan, building an emergency fund, and saving for a house. He emphasized buying something that appreciates in value, not a mobile home. In May, Ramsey warned against signing away home ownership in a divorce without addressing the mortgage.

In August, a caller asked if she could receive more than half in a divorce after carrying her husband’s $300,000 student loan for a decade. Ramsey doubted it, urging her to assert herself. He also advised business leaders on generosity’s impact on relationships and growth, citing a pastor’s observation on finances and marriage.

Read more at Yahoo Finance: Dave Ramsey Tells Divorced Dad Earning $86,000 To Ditch Mobile Home, Pay Off Truck Debt, Save For A Real House That Builds Wealth