The Dave Ramsey Show

If you've got a nice chunk of money designated as nonretirement funds, go ahead and cash it out. Use the money to pay down debt.

It’s never too late to start building a legacy to leave for your future family, so here are four of the most important things you can do now in order to build long-term wealth.

Christmas will be here before you know it, so if you don’t have anything put aside yet, set some spending goals on your shopping now.

Pay off your car loan if you've got the savings to pull it off. With the money you’d free up, you could rebuild your savings in no time.

The point of not letting your housing cost eat up more than 25% of your take home pay is to make sure you have money left over for other important things.

Let’s be honest, 2020 has made most of us feel overwhelmed on a whole new level. We can’t solve all the world’s problems (as much as we want to), but we can solve our problems.

An education that is usable is more valuable to a graduate student at this stage of the game than investing, Dave Ramsey advises.

While it might not seem that exciting, open your eyes to the fact that if you have a 401(k), that’s also something worth celebrating.

If there are mandatory withdrawals for a Roth IRA, take the required minimum distribution and move that amount to other investments.

Here are a few ideas that will help make your first days on the job rewarding and a little less stressful.