Winning with money is 20% knowledge and 80% behavior. That’s why I’m excited to sit down with one of my favorite authors to talk about how to break bad habits and change our mindset—specifically around money. Plus, I’ll talk about budgeting and one big mistake I see everybody making.

We all need to eat, but we don’t have to fall into the traps of spending too much money on food. When it comes to groceries, there are a lot of ways to cut back and create more room in your budget. I'll share my favorites with you today. Plus, you’ll hear my money (and food) advice that always stirs up the haters, and why I love Aldi so much.

“Talking about money is so romantic!” said no one ever. But since love can’t pay the bills, there are a few conversations you need to have with your significant other. Today, we’re talking about what those conversations are and how to have them in a way that can break the tension without breaking up your relationship. Plus, I’ll share six generosity-inspired and budget-friendly gift ideas.

I love a deal, but I don’t love haggling for one. It’s not hard—you just have to know how. And no one knows how to get a deal better than Dave Ramsey! Today, Dave’s sharing the do’s and don’ts of negotiation, you’ll learn what not to say when you walk into a car dealership, and I’ll tell you why I don’t play the points game when it comes to travel.

Nothing says “holiday spirit” like trampling a total stranger at the grocery store to get the last can of cranberry sauce on sale. Guys, we can do better! Tune in for new ideas, tips and a 30-day challenge to help you keep your grocery budget in check.

Holiday “deals” are coming for your cash—are you ready? Today, I’ll share what I won’t be spending money on this season and what I plan to do instead. Plus, I’m looking back at my very first video to see if I still agree with my own advice on raising grateful kids.

Having a large salary doesn’t mean you’re building wealth, and earning a smaller income doesn’t mean you can’t manage it well. Anyone can win with money if they have the right tools—here’s what to do.

We may have rocked some questionable fashion in the ’90s but when it comes to our money, we got a few things right. I’ll share what we got right, the four things you should always have in your budget, and the money lesson I had to learn the hard way.

When it comes to saving money, it’s all about simplicity. Which is why I’m sharing nine practical money habits for you to try if your budget is in need of a reset. Also, let’s unpack the one question we’ve all asked: Will making more money solve my problems?

No matter how different our budgets look, shopping is a part of everyone’s monthly spending plan. From IKEA’s best deals to Target’s marketing tactics—this episode is all about pro tips for being a budget-conscious consumer online and in-store.

Being smart with money means you have to know where to cut back and where it's actually worth it to spend top dollar—from big life events to your breakfast cereal. In this episode, learn what it really costs to have a baby today, things people commonly get wrong about money, and whether buying generic could save you big . . . but is it worth it?

When it comes to monthly spending, it can be easy to settle for “just getting by.” But wasting your paycheck on minimum payments forever is no way to live (or budget!)—here’s what to do instead.

The money habits you have today could affect the rest of your life . . . including retirement. So, how do you know you’re setting yourself up for success when it comes time to hang up your suit and spend your days with your toes in the sand? In this episode, we’ll cover the reason why most Americans won’t be able to afford to retire and the habits you can start now that will ensure you’ll live a life you love when it’s time for retirement. Plus, Dr. John Delony and I talk about how getting rid of debt improves your mental health.

Building wealth is all about your mindset—what you believe. It’s possible to have a millionaire mindset even if you’re trying to get out of debt. In this episode, I’ll show you how I would budget with $55,000 of debt, tell you exactly how to create a millionaire mindset, and reveal the most common mistakes I saw people make while I was teaching Financial Peace University. By the end, you’ll believe the right things about money that will help you reach your goals.

I say it all the time: You need to have a budget! But how do you know your budget is getting you where you want to go with your money goals? In this episode, I share how I budget each month, how you can figure out your net worth, and why the six-figure salary everybody wants isn’t what it used to be.

Becoming a millionaire doesn’t happen overnight, but with discipline and smart choices, it’s totally possible to reach your money goals. Today, I’ll walk you through how you can start investing (even if you’re a beginner), show you the money magic trick that actually works, and debunk the popular 50/30/20 rule.

Money goals require planning, taking on side hustles, and thinking differently about how you spend. In this episode, you’ll learn how to create a budget from scratch, what side hustles you could try (and which ones you should avoid), and how Rachel advises people on major purchases.

Think you have what it takes to be a millionaire? If you’ve got big money goals, then the last thing you need to do is make bad decisions that will slow you down. Watch out for these red flags that could be keeping you from becoming wealthy.

Here’s a little-known secret: Winning with money is only 20% math—the other 80% is all about your choices. And the best time to start making smart money choices is right now! Today, I’ll show you how to get started, share some helpful tools, and walk you through a few options to consider in order to reach your goals and create a life you love.

Take advantage of 2023’s high interest rates and put them to work for you! I’ll tell you how. Also in this episode, you’ll hear about one place you should never—really, never—keep your money and why denial isn’t just a river in Egypt (and other things I’ve learned hosting The Ramsey Show).

Your comfort zone can feel like your best friend . . . but actually be your worst enemy when it comes to being smart with money. In this episode, you’ll find out what I’m learning about comfort, get a breakdown of how to budget a tight income, and challenge your gender stereotypes around money.

Building wealth doesn’t always have to mean diving headfirst into a side hustle. Today, I’ll share the smart money decisions you can make to start building wealth through everyday decisions. You’ll learn the best places to buy a used car, how to cook delicious meals on a budget, and tips for paying off your mortgage early.

Your biggest wealth-building tool is your income, and a great way to increase your wealth is to spend (and save) wisely. In this episode, you’ll get some tips and tricks you can start using today to help you win with money. I’m sharing how I would budget $12,000 a month, the things you should stop buying, and eight easy ways to increase your savings.

Winning with money is not about the size of your paycheck. It's about how you spend it. Today I’ll share a few smart money tips, like how to get the best deal on a car, the difference between building wealth and being rich, and why you should always have a little “fun” in your budget.

When it comes to money questions, I’ve heard it all. Questions like . . . “Should we combine bank accounts?” or “Do the Baby Steps really apply to me?” In this episode, I’ll answer those burning money questions, plus we’ll talk about what to do if your emergency fund doesn’t cover your emergency.