Dave Ramsey

You don’t want to buy too much life insurance, but you should have enough to ensure the family is well taken care of after you're gone.

You can argue all you want that using micro-investing apps these create extra money. Yeah, but not really. The returns are still micro.

We're overworked, overscheduled and overconnected. The good news is, you don’t have to quit your job to find some form of work-life balance.

If you're planning to have children in the near future, you and your spouse need to budget accordingly and practice living on one income.

A husband and wife have different ideas about how to use cash gifts from her parents. She wants to pay down debt, he wants to have fun.

It won’t be easy, but a wife who has been hiding money from her husband to grow their savings should tell him what she's been doing.

Goals and dreams always have a better chance of coming true if you have a written game plan. Put your budget down on paper. You may have to give up a few things for a while, but you'll get out of debt.

Tell your tell your cash-poor friend the truth: You’re trying to get out of debt and you simply don’t have cash to continually spare for him.

If you stop saving temporarily for your 401(k) - and wipe out all your consumer debt - you’ll gain a tremendous amount of financial power.

Many factors, such as your current health and family history, could play into your decision of exactly when to buy long-term care insurance. But at 46, you don't need it yet.