Dave Ramsey

Paying off your home a few months earlier isn’t exactly an emergency. Don't risk your fund by dipping into it unnecessarily.

You’ll never get control of your finances until you rid yourself of the mindset that debt is OK.

Paying off a car loan in two years means discipline and hard work, in addition to living on a strict budget. But in return, you’ll have that debt off your back.

A single person without dependents could forgo a traditional life insurance policy, especially if they've been smart with money and saved up a pile of cash.

One of the best ways you can make sure your kids are ready to face adulthood when the time comes is to teach them how to handle money at an early age.

There are a lot smarter things you can do to save on gas money than taking on the debt of new, more efficient car. For starters, you could relocate closer to work or join a carpool.

Start to put money aside, and include it in your budget, as soon as you know the need for a big-ticket item is a real possibility.

Taking the slow route to homeownership - following the Baby Steps - will help ensure the home you buy is a blessing and not a financial curse.

Retiring and eating are necessities; college is a luxury. The only good way to retire is by planning for it years ahead of time. Build up that fund before education savings.

It’s never smart to go all in when it comes to small business. That’s a good way to turn a dream into a nightmare.