The Dave Ramsey Show

The “envelope system” is just grandma’s old-fashioned, common sense way of budgeting money. It'll keep you from overspending.

Most of us have the highest hopes and dreams for our marriages. Sometimes, though, after a few years, reality sets in — in the form of debt, credit cards and financial infidelity.

Repaying a student loan is the right thing to do, especially if your mother co-signed for it, Dave Ramsey says.

A college student has signed up for a credit card against her father's advice. She hasn't made a payment and owes $3,500. Dave Ramsey advises dad not to bail her out.

Is your side hustle starting to feel like a second full-time job? Here are five steps to gauge whether you’re ready to make it your top choice.

Money is the top issue couples fight about, so talk it all out ahead of the wedding. Go into your marriage with a money plan.

Borrowing money from family is a tricky situation and oftentimes gets in the way of relationships, Dave Ramsey says.

A man has opened several credit accounts using his ex-wife's Social Security number. Dave Ramsey said let the police know and keep alerting the credit card companies to the fraud.

When you plan for retirement, a good financial adviser will help you make informed decisions about your money, and they will explain all aspects of your investments until you understand everything.

Lots of folks go into a timeshare sale pitch believing they’ll play the game and win. But most people aren’t as tough a sell as they think.