The Dave Ramsey Show

Parents, do you have a rising or current college student? Have you filled out this year’s FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) yet?

A couple with plans to buy a house have saved $90,000 and are free of debt. They should put that money into a good market account so it can grow, Dave Ramsey advises.

An emergency fund of about six months' expenses should be more than enough to cover a sudden house repair. It's a better plan than buying a home warranty, Dave Ramsey says.

Getting personal finances in order is easier if you follow a plan. Dave Ramsey's Baby Steps offer a way to set and reach the goal of smart money management.

The holidays are such a magical time of year, but we can all agree they’re not so magical for our wallets. But it is possible to enjoy the holidays and not let them turn into a debt hangover in January.

A mother wonders whether dental insurance to cover her children is worth the money. Dave Ramsey has a suggestion -- buy care from an alternative plan.

Millennials have a good shot at becoming millionaires because they have more time to save for retirement. And 60 percent of them have already started saving.

For a couple making good progress to getting debt under control, Dave says a honeymoon is a rare instance where it's OK to spend despite a job loss.

Accepting a loan from parents or other relatives and friends can sometimes put a strain on that relationship. Dave Ramsey recommends showing your sincerity in paying back the money.

Pay off all debts besides your mortgage and have an ample emergency fund before socking away money in a retirement account.