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Most Americans think they're playing it smart with credit cards—earning points here, dodging interest there. But when Tucker Carlson asked financial guru Dave Ramsey a simple question—"What's wrong with having a credit card if you pay the balance every month?"—he didn't expect the answer to unravel a myth baked into…

Self-help gurus are often seen as the ultimate symbols of personal success, prosperity, and unshakable optimism. They sell millions of books, command packed stadiums, and share daily mantras about financial abundance and mental mastery. Yet behind the curtain of affirmations and bestsellers, some of these motivational icons have battled their…

Personal finance broadcaster Dave Ramsey says marital honesty beats any bank balance, scolding a caller who admitted hiding "millions of dollars" from his wife because she "spends too much."

Most people forget where they put their keys. This mom forgot where she parked her stock account — and when she finally logged in, there were $18 million reasons to pay attention.

Financial radio host Dave Ramsey recently had a caller describe a messy situation. The caller says that her father blames his three daughters for being broke. Shortly after this admission, she shared the details. 

Most new college grads get a pat on the back and maybe a "we're proud of you" dinner. But when 23-year-old Caitlin earned her master's degree in cybersecurity, her mom had a different kind of message: You're my retirement plan.

During a segment of "The Ramsey Show," the personal finance expert, Dave Ramsey, explained why real estate can outperform stocks in terms of returns, if investors are willing to deal with the added time, complexity and risk involved.

You don't have to stay where you are for the rest of your life, and a couple that went from living in their car to a $1 million net worth embodies this idea. The couple got into a bad financial situation when they were both laid off a few weeks…

We’ve all heard Dave Ramsey: keep your car until it dies, pay cash, avoid monthly bills. It sounds smart—no payments, no debt—but holding onto an old car indefinitely can bite you in unexpected ways. From unexpected repair costs to higher insurance rates and safety gaps, the risks add up fast.…