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Dave Ramsey Says It's 'Wonderful' That You Can Venmo The Government To Pay Down The $37 Trillion Debt. 'There's Always Some Idiot Out There'

You can now send the U.S. government money through Venmo to help pay off the national debt. And if that sounds ridiculous to you, you’re not alone. Personal finance personality Dave Ramsey and co-host Ken Coleman tore into the idea on a recent episode of “The Ramsey Show,” mocking the…

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Dave Ramsey: How To Stop Focusing on the Wrong Money Problems

It's common for people to overlook certain money problems and focus on one particular issue or budget item.

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Dave Ramsey Confronts Caller Earning $150,000 With 7 Kids, Says You Don't Have A Money Problem, You Have A Chaos Problem

On Monday, personal finance expert Dave Ramsey addressed a caller's concerns about saving "too much" money, telling her that the real issue was not income but a lack of budgeting and organization.

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'It's Going to be Worth a Thousand Dollars, or Whatever It Is, Five Hundred Bucks.' Dave Ramsey Tells A Couple What To Do After Winning The Lottery

When a Chicago woman called in to The Ramsey Show for advice on what to do after winning $1 million from a scratch-off lottery ticket, the financial guru's message was clear: Consult a financial adviser before spending any of it.

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Buyer Shocked When A Dealer Tells Him Paying Cash For A Car Adds $1,000 To The Price —'Dealerships Aren't Selling Cars, They're Selling Loans'

Buying a car has never been fun, but one shopper found out just how upside down the process can be. Instead of scoring a deal by flashing cash, he was told it would cost him $1,000 more than if he agreed to finance.

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Dave Ramsey Responds To A Caller Frustrated With Young Employees Taking A Lot Of Unpaid Time Off—'You Think You're French Or Something?'

Younger employees at a general contracting company have started taking unpaid time off after using all their paid time off, and their manager wasn't sure how to handle it. So, the vice president of the 21-person, $10 million-a-year company called into the “EntreLeadership” podcast recently looking for help

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3 Lottery Rule Changes That Boost Your Odds of Winning

New Mega Millions rules boost jackpot size, raise ticket price to $5 and (slightly) improve winning odds. Plus, bigger prizes and multipliers are now in play.

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Caller Asks Dave Ramsey When He Can Cut Back From 76-Hour Workweeks. All He Wants Is More Time With His Family

A recent caller to “The Ramsey Show” asked a question many overworked parents can relate to: When is it okay to finally slow down?

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'No Bank's Going to Loan You This,' Dave Ramsey Tells Caller With Zero Assets — 'You're Not Bankable'

If you want a loan to buy a business, the first step is building trust with a bank by proving you have the capability to pay the money back.

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A Family Debates Cutting Their Troubled Son Out Of The Will. Dave Ramsey Warns, Financing Bad Choices 'From The Grave' Helps No One

A man from Georgia recently called into “The Ramsey Show” to ask a painful but honest question: Is it appropriate to cut one of your children out of your will if you’re worried the money will be misused?

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Dave Ramsey Reveals The Business That's Most Likely To Make You Go Broke

Some business ideas are better than others due to their growth prospects, profit margins, and startup costs. However, there's one business most people should avoid, especially if they don't want to go broke.

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Dave Ramsey Says ‘Money Is Not Just Math, It’s Behavior’ — 5 Bad Habits to Break Today

Bad spending and saving behaviors are common to all and can be broken by practicing better self-discipline with your money.

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Would You Pass a Financial Stress Test Today? Take This Quiz To Find Out

Are you prepared for the unexpected?

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73-Year-Old Dave Ramsey Caller Asks If She Should Buy a House, Says 'I've Got Time'—But Has No Savings and Still Pays $2K a Month in Student Loans

Most people have already retired by 73. But Robin, a caller from Phoenix, still hoped to get there by 76 — three years away. She didn't own a home, had no mutual funds, no 401(k), and just $1,000 saved. But somehow, she still thought there might be time to pull…

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Why Money Experts Stand by This One Trick To Keep Credit Card Debt Under Control

Here is how the trick works and what to know about the 20% rule, according to experts.

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5 Reasons Balance Transfer Cards Are Your 2025 Debt Solution

Balance transfer cards can be a powerful tool to tackle debt. Learn 5 key reasons why they might be your smartest financial move this year.

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Their Son Wants A Bailout After Racking Up $200,000 In Taxes, Interest, And Penalties. Dave Ramsey Says, 'I Probably Wouldn't' Step In Today

Jeff and his wife are in their early 70s, comfortably retired in Indiana with a net worth of about $2.3 million. But now they're facing a painful decision: Should they sell off property or mutual funds to bail out their son, who owes more than $200,000 to the IRS?

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A Man Wants His Land To Go Only To His Three Sons, Excluding His Stepdaughter To 'Keep It In His Bloodline.' Dave Ramsey Says That's 'BS'

Rochelle from Houston called into “The Ramsey Show” with a heartbreaking question about her blended family’s inheritance plan. Her husband, who inherited 33 acres of land from his father, wants to pass the property on to only their three sons—his biological son and the two sons they have together. His…

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Dave Ramsey’s Top 10 Money Traps To Avoid

There are any number of ways you can throw your money away because you didn't read the fine print or fell prey to a scam.

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65-Year-Old Retiree-To-Be Tackles $137,000 Debt Using Ramsey's Baby Steps, Proves It's Never Too Late To Rebuild Finances

On Wednesday, a 65-year-old caller to The Ramsey Show revealed he and his wife were starting from scratch financially, with little savings and $137,000 in debt, but are determined to follow financial expert Dave Ramsey's steps to recover.

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Dave Ramsey Was Asked If He'd Borrow $1 Billion At 0% Interest — He Instantly Said 'No' Even If The Money Could Be Invested, 'It Would Hurt My Soul'

Imagine someone offering you $1 billion, no interest, and ten years to pay it back. All you'd have to do is drop it into Treasuries paying 5% and collect a risk-free fortune. For most investors, it sounds like the kind of offer you'd be crazy to refuse. For Dave Ramsey,…

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Here’s Dave Ramsey’s No. 1 Piece of Advice to a Gen Z Investor

A 22-year-old Gen Z named Nick called into Dave Ramsey's show asking the financial guru's advice. The caller explained he was living at home with an annual income of $15,000. He also shared that he...

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Ramsey Expert Says the 7 Baby Steps Still Work Today Despite Criticism: Here’s Why

A Ramsey expert defends the 7 Baby Steps, explaining why they still help people crush debt and build wealth—despite growing criticism.

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Dave Ramsey Caller Says She's Being Labeled Selfish For Refusing To Pay For Her Sister-In-Law, Her Husband And Their 5 Kids' Vacation Abroad

A woman from Washington, D.C., called into “The Ramsey Show” to ask if she and her husband were being selfish for refusing to pay for his sister's family of seven to join an overseas vacation.

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Dave Ramsey Urges Parents To Stop Enabling Adult Children's Financial Struggles, Warns Guilt-Trip Tactics Are Fueling Money Mismanagement

Personal finance expert Dave Ramsey is urging parents to stop bailing out adult children who misuse financial help, saying guilt-driven requests only reinforce poor money habits.

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