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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DEAR DAVE: Our daughter is 30, and she used to live a completely irresponsible lifestyle. This irresponsible behavior extended into the way she handled her finances, too. While she was in college, she ...

I recently got engaged. My fiancée and I live separately, and we don’t own any mutual property, but we are thinking about practicing putting our money together on the same budget. We’re not going to ...

Personal finance expert, author and host of The Ramsey Show, Dave Ramsey often provides guidance on topics like budgeting, paying off debt and building wealth. One area in which he frequently berates ...

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 ...

Some of Dave Ramsey's most notable financial guidance from 2025 centers around building stability through discipline, planning, and smarter spending choices. As rising prices and economic uncertainty ...

Ramsey’s Baby Steps prioritize building a $1,000 starter emergency fund before paying off debt. Leasing a car costs more due to depreciation and high interest without ownership at lease end.

Coleman asked about the husband's past secrecy with debt, clarifying it wasn't deliberate financial infidelity. Jenny explained, "It wasn't like he was out spending stuff… I just felt like I was ...

Dave Ramsey recommends starting with a $1,000 emergency fund before expanding it to cover three to six months of expenses. Ramsey’s Debt Snowball Method prioritizes paying off smallest debts first to ...