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Managing your finances is 80% behavior and 20% head knowledge. Learn the right way to handle money—and get the tools to put it into practice.
We don’t believe in managing debt—we get rid of it. Debt might seem normal, but normal is broke. We’ll help you break free from debt and build lasting wealth.
If you don’t intentionally manage your money, it will manage you. It’s not complicated, but you have to put in the work. We’ll help you get there using the 7 Baby Steps.
We know your financial situation is unique, and so is your path forward. From books to courses to coaching, we’ll help you find what works for you.
Our money advice is based on biblical financial principles and grandma’s commonsense wisdom, and it’s proven to change your behavior with money.
Money wisdom isn’t new—the Bible talks about it over 2,300 times. It tells us to live on less than we make, save money, and build a legacy. But today’s culture embraces debt and paycheck-to-paycheck living instead. Get back to the basics using our 7 Baby Steps and build wealth the right way.
Dave Ramsey and his team of financial experts will help you crush your money goals and stay on track with the 7 Baby Steps.
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Taxpayers foot a large chunk of the bill when it comes to funding Medicare. But how much do you contribute really? Since it’s automatically deducted from your paycheck, it’s easy to miss.
No one likes income taxes. But they are as much a part of American life as baseball and apple pie. Here’s what you need to know about income taxes before you sit down to file your taxes this spring.
The American Rescue Plan gave a tax break to those who collected unemployment during the pandemic, but does that tax break still count for 2022 and 2023? Here’s everything you need to know about unemployment and taxes.
So, you got a big cash bonus at work and then realized a bunch of it went to taxes. We’ll walk you through how bonuses are taxed and how you can save some money on your taxes.
You don’t have to pay taxes on your entire paycheck. That’s where taxable and nontaxable income comes into play. See what qualifies in each category and how tax deductions can lower your tax bill.
When it comes to cutting your tax bill, tax credits reign supreme. Find out everything you need to know about how tax credits save you money and which ones you qualify for.
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The Bible has 2,350 verses on money, offering a clear blueprint for managing your money the right way. By following God’s financial principles—budgeting, saving, avoiding debt, and building wealth—you can experience financial peace and be free to give generously. Ramsey’s proven, commonsense Baby Steps plan isn’t just about money—it’s about creating a secure future and living with purpose. Learn more about God’s ways of managing money.
Where does grandma come into this? Well, these commonsense money principles—just like your grandma or great-grandmother used to follow—have helped generations manage their money well. Dave has been teaching these principles for 30 years because they still work today.
We believe having debt is the opposite of healthy personal finances. Your income is your greatest wealth-building tool. And you can’t build wealth when all your income goes toward debt payments every month. That’s why a life without credit cards and loans is a life of financial peace—no more worrying about missed payments or using your paychecks to cover the past. Learn how to pay off debt fast.
When you follow the 7 Baby Steps, you’ll start investing 15% of your household income in retirement after you’ve completed Baby Steps 1–3. Once you’ve paid off all your consumer debt and saved 3–6 months of expenses in a fully funded emergency fund, then you’re ready. Find out more about how to invest in your future with a trustworthy pro.
If you have personal or self-employed income and feel confident using tax software, you can easily file online with Ramsey SmartTax. If you have more complicated taxes, don’t want to take the time to do your own taxes, or want expert advice, then a RamseyTrusted® tax advisor is for you.