New York man wants to borrow from 401(k) to pay $33K debt. Dave Ramsey is against it, but here's when it makes sense
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80% confidenceThe average U.S. consumer pays $1,237 in monthly debt across their various obligations
80% confidenceAt the end of 2024, 13% of 401(k) plan participants had an outstanding loan against their balance
80% confidenceMedian weekly earnings for American workers were $1,196 during the second quarter of 2025
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80% confidenceThe average 401(k) loan amount is $11,067
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80% confidenceDave should spend the next 12 months paying only for essentials and put the rest of his paycheck toward debt
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