Before making a big purchase, such as a home, it's important to decide where your financial priorities lie.
While the temptation of credit card rewards are great, Dave Ramsey says they will make you spend more and few people can keep that in check.
Side job? Absolutely, I would do that. Just figure out an intelligent way to structure the business and finances so you don’t get pinched!
If you’ve handled your money, going a couple of months without contributing to your 401(k) isn’t going to mean you'll retire in poverty.
Christmas giving is a wonderful thing if your intentions — and your finances — are in the right place, says financial expert Dave Ramsey.
If you haven't started your Christmas shopping, Dave Ramsey recommends avoiding traps set by retailers for last-minute shoppers.
When it comes to personal versus business debt, Dave Ramsey says, "Your debt required you to personally sign for it, right? So, it’s all personal debt."
Dave Ramsey has tips to help you think ahead, plan ahead, and jump back on the savings wagon after all the holiday spending.
Following up on paid-off loans is always a good idea. You don’t want the hassle of possibly having to deal with greedy or incompetent collectors.
According to Dave Ramsey, if you want to gift your friend some money, then do it, but certainly don’t do it as a loan.
If it were me, I wouldn’t hold on to too many restricted stocks. I don’t own single stocks. They have too much risk for my taste.
How do you have a wedding without debt? It’s really simple: You have a wedding with the money you have.
When it comes to minor car repairs, Dave Ramsey said they should be in the budget and not paid for through the emergency fund.
If you're following Dave Ramsey's Baby Steps, the time after Baby Step 3 is a time for saving, not buying a house right away.
