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Financial expert Dave Ramsey offered tough love to a caller on his radio show, telling a frustrated wife that only her husband can handle the longstanding issue of her mother-in-law living in a camper on their property.

From building an emergency fund to removing debt, here are Ramsey's tricks for finding financial freedom.

Learn Dave Ramsey’s 7 baby steps to financial success—from crushing debt to building wealth—and how they can help you take control of your money.

Some parents want grandkids. Others want their kids to visit more. Then there are the parents who—apparently—want their kids to fund their retirement.

Tanner from South Carolina has been running a photography and videography business for 10 years. He built it from the ground up, long before he got married. Now, seven years into marriage, he's facing unexpected friction; not from a competitor, but from his wife.

George Kamel explains how Dave Ramsey’s 7 Baby Steps helped him become a millionaire, and why critics may be missing the point.

A caller to “The Ramsey Show” recently revealed that his mounting debt is delaying his plans to marry his financially successful girlfriend. Joe, from Milwaukee, told Dave Ramsey and co-host Ken Coleman that he’s only recently come to terms with the reality of how much he owes.

Addiction can take hold with devastating speed, as one 25-year-old caller to "The Ramsey Show" found. 

A woman who spent more than two decades raising four kids with her longtime partner says he finally agreed to marry her, but only if she signs a prenuptial agreement to protect his millions.

Two of the most famous finance gurus in the world often take completely different positions on how to tackle money matters. Whose advice should you follow?

Dave Ramsey warns against rushing into homeownership when broke. His requirements: debt-free, emergency fund, 15-year mortgage under 25% of income.