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Dave Ramsey’s top money tips for 2025 reveal smart ways to save, budget and build wealth—see which strategies could transform your financial future.

A 40-year-old man named John from Orlando, Florida, recently called into “The Ramsey Show” with a plea for help. He said he's been fired 14 times in the last 11 years and is struggling to stay employed due to what he described as “personality and behavioral challenges.”

A 20-year-old Ph.D. student from San Jose, California, called into “The Ramsey Show” to ask if she should use her savings to buy her parents a house—a house they want, not her.

Casey, a 33-year-old wife from Ohio, said her husband leased a Tesla, sold their only car, and left them sitting on $78,000 in debt. She told "The Ramsey Show" that her finances and marriage were turning chaotic, saying she owes $6,000 in medical bills and credit card balances.

Personal finance expert Dave Ramsey remembers the moment vividly. After going bankrupt, he and his family finally bought a decent car, one without dents. During the celebratory drive around the neighborhood, his young son leaned back in the seat and said, “We’re doing pretty good.” Ramsey immediately stopped the car.

Financial and life advice experts on The Ramsey Show delivered a blunt wake-up call to a young couple expecting their first child, emphasizing marriage, financial responsibility, and independence before buying a home.

Dave Ramsey said spending over 25% of your income on housing is a mistake. Here’s how one family learned that lesson the hard way.

On "The Ramsey Show," a caller from Ohio laid out one of the most uncomfortable financial dilemmas you'll ever hear: "I think I did a bit of a boo-boo, Dave."

Liberate yourself from debt, invest as much as you can, and educate yourself about where those investments should go, and you'll achieve financial freedom.