Dave Ramsey

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.

The liability portion of renter's insurance coverage makes it worth every penny of what you’d be paying.

Investing and thinking about the future shows wisdom and maturity, but understand how growth stock mutual funds work beforehand.

Construct a solid financial foundation from which you can begin building wealth, Dave Ramsey advises.

Dave Ramsey recommends a young woman who is heading into a good-paying job attack the smallest debt she has first with a vengeance.

There’s nothing inherently wrong with the family part of a business equation. It’s the partnership aspect that perhaps should be avoided.

The parents of a 27-year-old in debt but who still bought a fancy car should let him wallow in the consequences of his irresponsible behavior for a while.

To get out of debt, you’ve got to change the behavior and the mindset that put you in the situation in the first place, Dave Ramsey advises.

If you’re in your early- to mid-20s, single and have a car and a bank account, and that’s it, you still need a basic will.

A couple in debt and expecting a second child wonder if they should sell their house to pay down their loans. Dave Ramsey advises them to keep the house and cut back on spending.