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Prime example of how our emotions affect our money. In this case the main emotions we saw at work were fear, skepticism, and guilt. His previous experience informed his current emotions and caused him to act in a way contrary to what he knew was the “right” thing to do. It happens all the time. Money is not always as simple as we make it. It’s not just numbers it’s not just behavior/logic… money = emotions. We have memories and experiences tied to how we feel about managing our money, and until we acknowledge what those are, we will continue to struggle to simply “take the advice”
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Prime example of how our emotions affect our money. In this case the main emotions we saw at work were fear, skepticism, and guilt. His previous experience informed his current emotions and caused him to act in a way contrary to what he knew was the “right” thing to do. It happens all the time. Money is not always as simple as we make it. It’s not just numbers it’s not just behavior/logic… money = emotions. We have memories and experiences tied to how we feel about managing our money, and until we acknowledge what those are, we will continue to struggle to simply “take the advice”
If you want a marriage that lasts, agree on these 4 things before you walk down the aisle: 1. How you’ll handle money: budgeting, debt, saving, investing, etc. 2. Your faith and how you’ll live it out together. 3. Kids: if you’ll have them, how many, and how you’ll raise them. 4. How you’ll deal with extended family. Get on the same page now, and you’ll save yourselves years of heartache later.
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If you want a marriage that lasts, agree on these 4 things before you walk down the aisle: 1. How you’ll handle money: budgeting, debt, saving, investing, etc. 2. Your faith and how you’ll live it out together. 3. Kids: if you’ll have them, how many, and how you’ll raise them. 4. How you’ll deal with extended family. Get on the same page now, and you’ll save yourselves years of heartache later.
The housing market is clogged because regular families are competing with institutional buyers and a broken tax system. You want more affordable homes? Stop hedge funds from hoarding houses and unlock inventory so people can actually move again.
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The housing market is clogged because regular families are competing with institutional buyers and a broken tax system. You want more affordable homes? Stop hedge funds from hoarding houses and unlock inventory so people can actually move again.
Online sports gambling is destroying a generation of young men.
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Online sports gambling is destroying a generation of young men.
You work too hard to get to the end of your life and have nothing to show for it. When your money is tied up in monthly debt payments, you’re working hard to make everyone else rich BUT you. And along with that, your cars, trucks, boats, motorcycles, and other vehicles should not have a total value that exceeds half your annual income. Why? You don’t want too much of your wealth tied up in things that depreciate (go down in value). And cars, trucks, and things with motors depreciate big time.
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You work too hard to get to the end of your life and have nothing to show for it. When your money is tied up in monthly debt payments, you’re working hard to make everyone else rich BUT you. And along with that, your cars, trucks, boats, motorcycles, and other vehicles should not have a total value that exceeds half your annual income. Why? You don’t want too much of your wealth tied up in things that depreciate (go down in value). And cars, trucks, and things with motors depreciate big time.
This clip is from 2016, and I was sounding the alarm back then. When you jack up costs on businesses, those costs don’t disappear. They get passed on to families who are already stretched thin. You can’t regulate your way into prosperity. You can’t legislate your way around basic economics. Choices have consequences, and this is what it looks like when Washington ignores common sense.
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This clip is from 2016, and I was sounding the alarm back then. When you jack up costs on businesses, those costs don’t disappear. They get passed on to families who are already stretched thin. You can’t regulate your way into prosperity. You can’t legislate your way around basic economics. Choices have consequences, and this is what it looks like when Washington ignores common sense.
Where you go to school does not matter. There is no data, zero pieces of research, to say where you went to school causes you to be successful. None. Nada. The formula that makes you successful is called stirring up the person in your mirror, and then go find the knowledge it takes to become successful. Your degree doesn’t make you successful. YOU do.
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Where you go to school does not matter. There is no data, zero pieces of research, to say where you went to school causes you to be successful. None. Nada. The formula that makes you successful is called stirring up the person in your mirror, and then go find the knowledge it takes to become successful. Your degree doesn’t make you successful. YOU do.
I couldn't stop laughing 😂
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I couldn't stop laughing 😂
Ever notice how easy it is to drop $200+ at Costco or Sam’s without even thinking about it? Those big carts and bulk deals make it feel like you’re saving money (and you can)—but if you’re not careful, it's easy to spend more than you planned. This is why having a budget (and sticking to it) is so important. Because if you don't tell your money where to go, you're going to wonder where it all went. What store tempts you to overspend the most?
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Ever notice how easy it is to drop $200+ at Costco or Sam’s without even thinking about it? Those big carts and bulk deals make it feel like you’re saving money (and you can)—but if you’re not careful, it's easy to spend more than you planned. This is why having a budget (and sticking to it) is so important. Because if you don't tell your money where to go, you're going to wonder where it all went. What store tempts you to overspend the most?
Cody's mom passed away from cancer. On the day of the funeral, his estranged sister found out she was left out of the will. Now Cody’s torn... Should he give up part of his inheritance to repair the relationship? He called in to The Ramsey Show for advice.
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Cody's mom passed away from cancer. On the day of the funeral, his estranged sister found out she was left out of the will. Now Cody’s torn... Should he give up part of his inheritance to repair the relationship? He called in to The Ramsey Show for advice.
Want to avoid poverty? William A. Galston, former deputy assistant for domestic policy to U.S. President Bill Clinton, spent decades analyzing poverty data. His conclusion: To give yourself the best chance of success, do three things: graduate high school, wait until you’re 20 to have children, and marry before you have your first child. It sounds simple, but the numbers are staggering. You’ve got a 97% chance of staying out of poverty if you follow this path. Tell your kids. Tell your teenagers. Tell anyone who needs hope and direction. And if you didn't follow this path, your past doesn’t get the final word. God does, and He’s in the business of redemption. You may have a tougher road, but with discipline, sacrifice, and a clear plan, you can still win.
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Want to avoid poverty? William A. Galston, former deputy assistant for domestic policy to U.S. President Bill Clinton, spent decades analyzing poverty data. His conclusion: To give yourself the best chance of success, do three things: graduate high school, wait until you’re 20 to have children, and marry before you have your first child. It sounds simple, but the numbers are staggering. You’ve got a 97% chance of staying out of poverty if you follow this path. Tell your kids. Tell your teenagers. Tell anyone who needs hope and direction. And if you didn't follow this path, your past doesn’t get the final word. God does, and He’s in the business of redemption. You may have a tougher road, but with discipline, sacrifice, and a clear plan, you can still win.
Get your will done, and tell everybody what the stinking will says while you're still alive. You create all this drama when you do your estate plan and you keep it a deep, dark secret. Like it's a freaking movie or something. This is not a movie, it's your life. And so if you're a crotchety old whatever and you want to give it all to your niece, go ahead and tell all your kids that. "You never called me, I'm giving it all to her. Shut up." You can say that if you want. That's perfectly legal. But have the backbone to deal with it so they don't have to sit and wonder if the niece is stealing the stuff.
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Get your will done, and tell everybody what the stinking will says while you're still alive. You create all this drama when you do your estate plan and you keep it a deep, dark secret. Like it's a freaking movie or something. This is not a movie, it's your life. And so if you're a crotchety old whatever and you want to give it all to your niece, go ahead and tell all your kids that. "You never called me, I'm giving it all to her. Shut up." You can say that if you want. That's perfectly legal. But have the backbone to deal with it so they don't have to sit and wonder if the niece is stealing the stuff.
This 24-year-old has $3,200 in car payments, and he makes $320,000 a month.
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This 24-year-old has $3,200 in car payments, and he makes $320,000 a month.
A songwriter with unpredictable income faces a brutal season. His baby is born prematurely, his wife is diagnosed with lupus, and both are in and out of the hospital. Now he’s considering selling his entire music catalog for $4 million just to create stability. He called in to The Ramsey Show for advice.
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A songwriter with unpredictable income faces a brutal season. His baby is born prematurely, his wife is diagnosed with lupus, and both are in and out of the hospital. Now he’s considering selling his entire music catalog for $4 million just to create stability. He called in to The Ramsey Show for advice.
Ken inherited $50 million, and he called in to The Ramsey Show for advice about what to do with it.
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Ken inherited $50 million, and he called in to The Ramsey Show for advice about what to do with it.
Starting at 50 doesn’t mean it’s too late. With a simple plan and steady investing, you can still build a nest egg for retirement. The best time to start was yesterday. The next best time is today.
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Starting at 50 doesn’t mean it’s too late. With a simple plan and steady investing, you can still build a nest egg for retirement. The best time to start was yesterday. The next best time is today.
Most people stay broke because they don’t have a plan. The 7 Baby Steps give you one. Here’s the path: 1. Save $1,000 for a starter emergency fund. 2. Pay off all debt except the house using the debt snowball. 3. Save 3 to 6 months of expenses in a full emergency fund. 4. Invest 15% of your household income for retirement. 5. Save for your kids’ college. 6. Pay off your home early. 7. Build wealth and give like no one else. You don’t build wealth by accident. You build it on purpose, one step at a time. Stop trying to do everything at once. Focus on the step you’re on and finish it. Which Baby Step are you currently on?
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Most people stay broke because they don’t have a plan. The 7 Baby Steps give you one. Here’s the path: 1. Save $1,000 for a starter emergency fund. 2. Pay off all debt except the house using the debt snowball. 3. Save 3 to 6 months of expenses in a full emergency fund. 4. Invest 15% of your household income for retirement. 5. Save for your kids’ college. 6. Pay off your home early. 7. Build wealth and give like no one else. You don’t build wealth by accident. You build it on purpose, one step at a time. Stop trying to do everything at once. Focus on the step you’re on and finish it. Which Baby Step are you currently on?
He’s a BILLIONAIRE 🤯 I interviewed the legend @daveramsey and I asked him how he got RICH! First, I asked him how he found his belief in God. Since he owns $850 million in real estate without ANY DEBT, I asked him why he doesn’t borrow money and his thoughts on debt. Lastly, I asked him the greatest advice he received throughout his career and his best advice to the younger generation. #wealth #entrepreneur #financialfreedom #motivation
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He’s a BILLIONAIRE 🤯 I interviewed the legend @daveramsey and I asked him how he got RICH! First, I asked him how he found his belief in God. Since he owns $850 million in real estate without ANY DEBT, I asked him why he doesn’t borrow money and his thoughts on debt. Lastly, I asked him the greatest advice he received throughout his career and his best advice to the younger generation. #wealth #entrepreneur #financialfreedom #motivation
THE TOP 5 CAREERS OF MILLIONAIRES:   - Engineer - Accountant (CPA) - Teacher - Management - Attorney   Some of those are surprising, huh? Nope, teacher isn’t a typo. You see, it’s not chance or inheritance that creates most millionaires. It’s a PLAN.   Most of the careers listed above involve having a plan and sticking to it... which makes those folks great candidates for building serious wealth, no matter how much money they make.   In fact, one third of millionaires NEVER made six figures in any single year of their career, and only 15% of millionaires had a career in which they held a senior leadership role like a vice president or CEO of a company. 🎥: This Past Weekend w/ @theovon
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THE TOP 5 CAREERS OF MILLIONAIRES:   - Engineer - Accountant (CPA) - Teacher - Management - Attorney   Some of those are surprising, huh? Nope, teacher isn’t a typo. You see, it’s not chance or inheritance that creates most millionaires. It’s a PLAN.   Most of the careers listed above involve having a plan and sticking to it... which makes those folks great candidates for building serious wealth, no matter how much money they make.   In fact, one third of millionaires NEVER made six figures in any single year of their career, and only 15% of millionaires had a career in which they held a senior leadership role like a vice president or CEO of a company. 🎥: This Past Weekend w/ @theovon
Teresa called into the show wanting to know our opinions on starting a family compound... and if I was in a good mood. 😂 🎥: December 12 episode of The Ramsey Show
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Teresa called into the show wanting to know our opinions on starting a family compound... and if I was in a good mood. 😂 🎥: December 12 episode of The Ramsey Show

Dave Ramsey (@daveramsey) Instagram Stats & Analytics

Dave Ramsey (@daveramsey) has 6.55M Instagram followers with a 1.80% engagement rate over the past 12 months. Across 469 posts, Dave Ramsey received 12.6M total likes and 587M impressions, averaging 26.9K likes per post. This page tracks Dave Ramsey's performance metrics, top content, and engagement trends — updated daily.

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Dave Ramsey (@daveramsey) has 6.55M Instagram followers as of August 2026.
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Dave Ramsey's Instagram engagement rate is 1.80% over the last 12 months, based on 469 posts.
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Dave Ramsey received 12.6M total likes across 469 posts in the last 12 months, averaging 26.9K likes per post.
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Dave Ramsey's Instagram content generated 587M total impressions over the last 12 months.