A fan of The Dave Ramsey Show wonders why saving for retirement is a higher priority than saving for your child's college fund. Here's why.

As part of his “7 Baby Steps,” Ramsey advises starting with a $1,000 emergency fund.

Dave Ramsey is known for his advice on breaking free from debt and establishing good money habits, and he offered these seven ...

Ramsey’s general recommendation in his Baby Steps has long been to start with having $1,000 saved in a starter emergency fund ...

Johi called into the The Ramsey Show from Cincinnati, reeling from a week in which her boyfriend of 14 years deserted her — right after she discovered she was pregnant with their second child. “He was ...

How Did He Do It? Matthews followed Ramsey’s “7 Baby Steps,” specifically the ones that tackle debt. “The financial guru ...

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GOBankingRates.com I’m a Retired Boomer: 3 Debts You Should Prioritize Paying Off Before Retirement Follow the debt snowball method to pay off your debts in order of the smallest to the largest ...

From getting out of debt to setting up an emergency fund, Cruze is an advocate of following The 7 Baby Steps established by ...

In Ramsey's famous "7 Baby Steps" to financial freedom, step two involves paying off all debt except for your home — as his philosophy is that no debt is good debt. He prioritizes eliminating debt on ...