DEAR DAVE: My wife and I are on Baby Step 2 of your plan. Right now, we’re almost finished paying off the last of our non-mortgage debt, which includes unpaid taxes from previous years and some old ...
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SALT LAKE CITY — Utah Sen. John Curtis on Friday joined personal finance expert Dave Ramsey on "The Ramsey Show" to discuss the timeshare industry and Curtis' plan to protect consumers with the ...
Older Americans can choose when to sign up for Social Security. Age 62 is the earliest age to file and results in reduced benefits. Dave Ramsey thinks claiming benefits at 62 makes sense for one big ...
A caller named Angela from New Mexico asked "The Ramsey Show" for help managing her husband's unpaid child-support debt. She said he has three children with three women, owes $58,000 in back support, ...
Money expert Dave Ramsey has long championed his “7 Baby Steps” as the roadmap to financial freedom. According to his plan, you should pay off all non-mortgage debt and fully fund an emergency savings ...
View post: Amazon is selling $47 storage bins that 'help you fit so much more on your shelves' for just $26 Social Security allows individuals to continue working while receiving benefits. Early ...
Dear Dave: My husband wants to leave his job next year. He wants to go back to school full-time and finish his degree. It wouldn’t take him long to complete his studies, and we’ve both agreed it’s the ...
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My husband wants to leave his job next year. He wants to go back to school full-time and finish his degree. It wouldn’t take him long to complete his studies, and we’ve both agreed it’s the best thing ...
A Walmart worker earning $20/hour uses cash advance apps charging $1.99 to $9.99 per transaction while carrying $3K in credit card debt and owing the IRS $4K. Cash advance apps create steep effective ...
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