Today is the day! Breaking Free From Broke is out now and ready to be shipped to you. 🔗 I had one goal in this pursuit: write a book about money that doesn't feel like a root canal. I tried my darnedest to make it funny, well-researched, empathetic,

This Man Isn't Even A U.S. Citizen!

This is the best way to live below your means:

Reacting to the Worst Tax Advice on the Internet with Jasmine DiLucci

Me leaving every open house:

Would you be more likely to date someone if they made a lot of money?

Rebecca called into The Ramsey Show looking for advice after living with her boyfriend for six years because he wants her to help pay for home renovations.

The Truth About Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill” (How It Affects Your Wallet)

Asking @daveramsey if he would ever run for President.

I've always said credit card points are like Chuck E. Cheese tickets. You spend way too much to win a sticky hand, and in the end, the house wins and you’re left paying for it twice. We’ve got to quit stepping over dollars to pick up pennies. A strong plan beats a desperate

If you’re 21 or older, stop buying Labubus and start putting money in your 401(k).

Is This the Future of Car Buying? @slateauto

You’re not “treating yourself” if it’s costing you your goals. That daily $10 habit might feel small, but it’s eating your future one swipe at a time.

Christopher called into The Ramsey Show looking for advice as he is addicted to day trading and trying to pay off debt.

The Wealth Killer That's Way Worse Than You Think

The new status of wealth in the 21st century is solving for peace.

I’m all ears. If you don’t know where to start, these 7 steps are your road map to win with money:.1. Put $1,000 in a beginner emergency fund. 2. Pay off all debt using the debt snowball. 3. Put 3–6 months of expenses into savings as a full emergency fund. 4. Invest 15% of your

Mallory called into The Ramsey Show looking for advice, as she knows nothing about her husband's financial situation.

The 7 Baby Steps are a proven, step-by-step plan to take control of your money and build wealth. First, save $1,000 as a starter emergency fund. Then, knock out all debt except your house. Once you’re debt-free, build up 3–6 months of expenses. From there, you’ll invest, save

Mary called into The Ramsey Show because her husband joined the Sovereign Citizen group and doesn’t believe in our government or in paying any of their bills.