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A manager from Minneapolis called into the “EntreLeadership” podcast recently to ask entrepreneur and personal finance expert Dave Ramsey how to handle employee concerns over a pay gap between his union and non-union teams. The caller, AJ, oversees about 10 staff members at an engineering company split evenly between union…

Hopefully you're already on the right track, but if not, following Kamel's guidance can set you up for success -- whatever the current state of your finances.

A 21-year-old caller named Joseph from Long Island, New York, reached out to Dave Ramsey and Jade Warshaw with a problem weighing heavily on him: he’s already $24,000 in student loan debt and feels trapped by his immigrant parents' dream for him to become a lawyer.

It sneaks up on you. You're at the grocery store, and that organic meat is a little out of your price range, but you throw it in the cart anyway. You deserve a good meal. Later, you're scrolling...

Blake from Lincoln, Nebraska, recently called into Dave Ramsey‘s “EntreLeadership” podcast with a problem many managers face: employees who are frustrated with their raises.

When you're hiring someone to manage your money, you expect at least two things: integrity and honesty. For one woman in Asheville, North Carolina, she got neither—and Dave Ramsey didn't hold back on his advice.

A Missouri man named Ren called into “The Ramsey Show” with a question that mixed personal finance with job stability. He had just paid off his car loan, but instead of feeling accomplished, he was worried.

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James from New York thought he was free from student debt. He had paid off $15,000 in loans and moved on with his life until his parents dropped a financial bombshell nearly a decade later.