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.

Yes, you can create a life you love without keeping up with the Joneses. Contrary to popular opinion (and your Instagram feed), more stuff does not always equal more happiness. Today, I’ll share my best tips and habits to help you save money and keep things simple.

When it comes to a money mess, a budget is your best friend. A budget is simply a plan to pay off debt and ditch money stress for good. It’s not as hard as you think, and I’m going to walk you through it. Plus, Dr. John Delony stops by to talk about what to do if you think you may be a “shopaholic.”

Can you afford a home in this economy? You can . . . if you have a plan for your money (aka a budget). In this episode, I’ll share six reasons why I, a spender at heart, love my budget. Plus, we’ll go over the best time for you to buy a home and a few tips to make moving easier.

Some people blame all their financial troubles on the government, others get stuck in a shame cycle trying to cope with money stress. The truth is, lots of factors affect your money—some are in your control, and some are not. Here’s what you can do to make sure your future is financially stable.

When it comes to handling money, a lot of us just want to know what’s “normal.” But the truth is, normal isn’t always what’s best. Here’s what you can do to move forward and finally achieve the money goals you always hoped were possible.

Today’s episode is all about choosing your spending habits wisely. I’m talking about where to invest your money when you want to build wealth, how to stay on budget during and after buying a home, and how to know when it’s worth it to splurge on products.

Budgeting and saving and teaching, oh my! We’re going to talk about some smart money habits you should put into place . . . and how to pass them on to the next generation. Plus, I’m sharing tips for cleaning up your budget, elevating your savings game, and teaching your kids how to do the same.

Boundaries in certain areas create margin in others, so today we’re covering everything from minimalism to paid-for vacations. Learn what to stop doing, start doing, and keep doing when it comes to your spending.

If you’re feeling weighed down with money woes, like minimum payments, retirement savings or investment uncertainty, today’s episode is a must-listen! I’m debunking common myths about living with long-term debt, the state of the economy, and a potential retirement crisis on the horizon.

Today’s episode is all about the biggest financial asset most of us have: our home. We’ll start by covering how to figure out how much your home is worth. After that, I’ll share proven ways to boost your home’s value, as well as which upgrades aren’t worth the money.

When it comes to big-ticket items, we always want to know if the expense was worth it. In this episode, I’m sharing what I really think of my Tesla (plus a story my dad doesn’t even know!). We’ll also talk about what happens when people splurge on cars a little too often, and I’ll go over how I’m saving for my next big trip.