Since enduring his own rags-to-riches story, Ramsey has learned more about finance and recently shared three things that can keep kids and teens out of poverty.

On a past episode of "The Ramsey Show," personal finance expert Dave Ramsey took a call from a listener facing a daunting financial reality: $430,000 in student loan debt and no degree to show for it.

A caller into Dave Ramsey’s personal finance show detailed how he plans to buy his parent’s home. But without his name on the mortgage, this caller just made a big mistake.

Dave Ramsey speaks with TheStreet about personal finance issues. The radio host and author offers a straightforward explanation of the Medicare and Medicaid programs. Image source: TheStreet ...

Dave Ramsey warns Americans to treat Social Security as a bonus, not a backbone, as its trust funds may run dry by 2035 and Congress has failed to pass a solvency package since 1983.

Ramsey warned the caller she could lose 40% of her withdrawal to taxes and penalties, stating, “You don’t need to be cleaning out your 401(k) and adding to the stupid sauce.” ...

Dave Ramsey, the personal finance podcaster and bestselling author, recently spoke exclusively with TheStreet and shared his views on employer-sponsored 401(k) plans.

Dave Ramsey said many people get a 30-year home loan with plans to pay off the mortgage in 15 years. He believes many people don’t end up following through, so you’re better off with a 15-year ...

Since enduring his own rags-to-riches story, Ramsey has learned more about finance and recently shared three things that can keep kids and teens out of poverty. "You've got a 97% chance of staying ...

On a past episode of "The Ramsey Show," personal finance expert Dave Ramsey took a call from a listener facing a daunting financial reality: $430,000 in student loan debt and no degree to show for it.

Key Points. A caller into Dave Ramsey’s personal finance show detailed how he plans to buy his parent’s home. But without his name on the mortgage, this caller just made a big mistake.