The Dave Ramsey Show

These key characteristics mark the differences between people with a good income who are one emergency away from going broke and people who know how to live comfortably with the money they have.

If you set a cap of $10,000 to spend on a car instead of $15,000, then you could put the difference into paying off debt, Dave Ramsey advises.

October is National Women’s Small Business Month, and it’s no wonder we’re dedicating a whole month to celebrate. There are 12.3 million women-owned businesses.

Mortgage disability insurance is a gimmick, so opt for long-term disability insurance instead, Dave Ramsey recommends.

A dentist with a good business and an even better staff is worried that eventually they'll leave for other jobs. A change in attitude will alleviate that stress.

Think of identity-theft protection like car insurance -- everybody needs it, Dave Ramsey says, so budget for it.

There are two things you need to consider when thinking about your dream job. One is how much it will cost in terms of dollars and cents. The other is how much time it will take.

A single person without dependents or debt could bypass life insurance if he or she has enough money saved up to pay for final expenses.

With the holidays right around the corner, now is the perfect time to hit reset on your financial goals. Before you know it, you’ll be busy booking holiday travel plans, buying gifts for loved ones and enjoying other festivities.

Taking money from your savings to pay off credit cards is move that requires cutting up the cards and not depleting your nest egg.