Quick Read High earners fall into a lifestyle inflation trap when discretionary purchases based on monthly payment size rather than total cost consume disproportionate cash flow, leaving no buffer for ...

A father feared his daughter's new start might already be slipping off course. Calling from Denver, Christopher turned to ...

A caller named Javon from North Carolina posed a question on an August 27 episode of The Dave Ramsey Show that a growing number of Americans are wrestling with: should he use a credit union like Navy ...

Toby called into The Ramsey Show from Ohio, laying his problems on the line. He’s homeless, unemployed and saddled with $14,000 in debt of which nearly half is a car loan. Even his car’s “broke.” He ...

Ramsey bluntly addressed a caller's concern about growing wealth on a modest income on an episode of his radio show.

President Donald Trump touted "Trump Accounts" in his 2026 State of the Union address. However, they may not be all they seem, according to financial experts.

Doing so gives you your money sooner but slashes your monthly checks for life. Since Social Security is looking at broad cuts due to a pending financial shortfall, filing at 62 could leave many ...

I’m single, and I work with a well-known, high-end retail company. Over the years, I’ve noticed that certain models of some watch brands appreciate incredibly over time. I’ve seen a few that have ...

A master electrician called into The Dave Ramsey Show in March 2026 and revealed he was owed $18,000 in unpaid wages after going 20 weeks without receiving full paychecks. He had been receiving only ...

Personal finance guru Dave Ramsey says Trump Accounts are “not as revolutionary” as people believe. Instead, traditional investment paths like Roth IRAs and 529 plans are the best way to build a nest ...

The popular financial advisor says parents should take the president’s upcoming $1,000 gift—and run to better investment options for their kids.