If you have to go into debt to make a wedding happen, you’re spending way too much, so Dave Ramsey offers some advice.
Here are five tips for keeping your expectations realistic and your spending in check throughout the holidays this year.
Asking for outside help to pay off a mortgage may seem like a good idea at first, but Dave Ramsey explains why the risk is too big.
Never buy a home with someone that isn't your spouse. Dave Ramsey explains the pros and cons of the scenario.
In this week's article from Dave Ramsey, he explains how to get started on saving for retirement and what the best options are. Read the full story.
Depending on what point you're at in life, there are a few options you and your spouse can take when considering life insurance policies.
Is it better to preplan a funeral or pay ahead of time for one? Dave Ramsey explains the pros and cons that come with both.
Like any other month, if you go into October without a plan your financial decisions could haunt you for months to come.
Before you make promises you can't keep, you should be thinking months ahead so that you aren't walking back on your word.
You’ve got to project into the future and think about what you’re going to do and how you’re going to make it happen.
In this week's letter from Dave Ramsey, he gives advice to people who have elderly parents without life insurance policies.
Millions of Americans will be required in October to begin making payments on their student loan debt, but are they financially ready for the new reality?
If your vehicle has been damaged and you're left with options to claim money to put toward another car, here's what's best.
As parents doing financially well, there's a few things you can do to prepare your children for long-term success: teach them how to work and give.
Life insurance is most definitely a necessity in your budget and something you need to put in place as soon as possible.
A lot of questions arise when our parents get older, but among the biggest things to tackle is finances - here are tips to help.
Grace and mercy mean you love someone enough to approach them about their misbehavior, even if they are family and a part of your business.
In this week's letter from Dave Ramsey, he discusses the benefits and power to always prioritizing further one's education.
The advice "spend no more than 25% of your take-home pay on housing" is more of a guideline than a rule.
Sometimes, we find ourselves wanting to skip important steps, even if we know it isn't beneficial long-term. Dave Ramsey says you need a better plan.
When it comes to your children, love them enough to teach them valuable, life-long lessons that they will always carry with them.
When you are about to take financial matters into your own hands, it is best to find an advisor that genuinely wants to teach you.
Just like Yin and Yang, different personality types within a relationship can be a good thing.
A lot of graduates find themselves in debt, but there are plenty of ways to get out of the burdensome situation.
