The Dave Ramsey Show

It’s time to ramp up your businesses and attract new customers, because there’s no better time to grow your business than the holiday season.

A young married couple who work together have the chance to earn their college degrees paid for by their employer. Do it, advises money guru Dave Ramsey.

Teaching kids there’s an emotional connection between work and money is one of the best things you can do as a parent. That's where paid chores come in.

A young 20something daughter wants to help her mother, who's struggling with a career and finances. Mom might be more likely to take advice from someone her own age.

“The minute you settle for less than you deserve, you get even less than you settled for.” — Maureen Dowd I’m declaring war on mediocrity. When you accept mediocrity, when you accept average in any area of your life – financially, spiritually, physically, mentally, emotionally – you accept a life that isn’t good enough. That’s […]

The only purpose of an emergency fund is to have cash on hand immediately for an urgent situation.. It’s not an investment or designed to replace income.

It’s time for hardworking Americans like you to pause and take the pulse of your financial progress on the heels of National Security Retirement Week.

A family dealing with job loss is debt-free, and has a six-month emergency fund saved up. From there, they should strip their budget, Dave Ramsey says.

All that Halloween stuff can make your bank account balance look downright scary. So, let’s talk about three simple tips for saving money on Halloween.

Instead of pulling money out of a retirement plan to buy rental property, save up and pay cash. Then see if the landlord game is really for you.