A bighearted teen wants to give half his birthday money to his church's nursery. Dave Ramsey is impressed with this kid, but thinks his parents should make sure he's thought about it clearly.
Affordable life insurance is available at a reasonable price for a buyer until he or she is around 70. Then prices take a jump, Dave Ramsey says, making it an unwise investment.
A husband and wife feel pressured by a charity to make a donation beyond their cash means and are antsy about being in debt if they do so. It's not debt, Dave Ramsey says, but it is sure manipulation.
A young couple trying to get on track for good finances is considering more contributions to the wife's pension. Dave Ramsey says there are better options.
Just take it step-by-step, a little at a time. The more they exhibit competence, wisdom, and confidence, the more you can release them, Dave Ramsey tells a curious woman.
A couple in debt to a collection agency should take the best deal available and in the future, be more mindful of their credit situation, Dave Ramsey advises.
Dave Ramsey gives advice to a woman looking to tackle her financial anxiety while still keeping her head above water "by taking one slow, sure step at a time. Try not to let worry consume you in the process, either."
A roommate who isn't paying the bills falls from roommates category and drops even farther down the friendship list. Talk it over and lay out new rules.
Debt-free new parents are thinking it could be time to dissolve their limited liability company. Dave Ramsey says hang onto it if the fees aren't a handicap.
