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Family loyalty can be a powerful force, but at what point does it cross into financial self-sabotage? That was the dilemma one caller brought to "The Ramsey Show," where co-hosts Jade Warshaw and John Delony tried to untangle the tricky line between generosity and enabling.

A recent caller to “The Ramsey Show” sparked a heated discussion about faith, family, and financial responsibility. Emily, a ministry worker from Detroit, phoned in to ask if it was ethical or biblical for her brother—also a pastor—to keep having children while relying on state aid and financial help from…

Financial guru Dave Ramsey co-hosts Jade Warshaw and Dr. John Delony say it's perfectly fine to spend on small luxuries, so long as your essential financial responsibilities are covered first.

Building financial stability can feel like a hard-won victory. But not everyone in your social circle may share in the celebration. On a recent episode of "The Ramsey Show," financial expert Dave Ramsey and co-host Jade Warshaw tackled a listener's question about friends making dismissive or sarcastic remarks after she…

A Canadian man recently called into “The Ramsey Show” with an unusual question: Should he accept his girlfriend's offer to pay off his 35,000 Canadian dollars ($21,100) in debt? “I’m very hesitant,” said the caller, Garregg. “She made the offer about a week ago and I’ve been sitting on it.”

Beth called "The Ramsey Show" recently and said she discovered her husband had been hiding $2,600 each month from their household income. 

Ava, a Los Angeles single mother earning $142,000, called "The Ramsey Show” to weigh whether bankruptcy could be her way out of crushing debt. 

Financial expert Dave Ramsey reassured a young father that earning more money by working away from home does not make him greedy, stressing that true greed comes from the heart, not a paycheck.

Jeff and his wife are in their early 70s, comfortably retired in Indiana with a net worth of about $2.3 million. But now they're facing a painful decision: Should they sell off property or mutual funds to bail out their son, who owes more than $200,000 to the IRS?

A New Orleans father of three, earning up to $20,000 a month, says his wife's $5,000 credit card bills are causing "chaos" in their marriage. Taylor called into "The Ramsey Show" in July to share his frustration, explaining that while he uses credit cards mainly for bills and necessities, his…

A woman from Washington, D.C., called into “The Ramsey Show” to ask if she and her husband were being selfish for refusing to pay for his sister's family of seven to join an overseas vacation.