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The Ramsey Show · July 2, 2026 · 2h 8m

Set Money Goals Your Future Will Thank You For

Dave Ramsey and Rachel Cruze answer caller questions about couples and money, covering selling a house to pay off debt, getting on the same page with a reluctant partner, aligning investment risk, managing medical bills after a layoff, and staying motivated when finances are tight.

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Curious

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Selling the House to Pay Off Debt Requires a Shared Decision
A caller sought advice on convincing his fiancée to sell their home to eliminate debt, a step aligned with the Ramsey approach of debt freedom before building wealth.
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Medical Bills and Job Loss: The Emergency Fund in Action
A couple faced medical bills after the husband was laid off, a classic 'storm cloud' scenario where the Baby Steps emergency fund provides a lifeline.
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Staying Encouraged with Large Goals by Focusing on Small Wins
A caller in a difficult financial spot asked how to stay motivated while working toward large goals, a key psychological challenge in debt payoff.
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Editorial

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Shutting Down During Money Talks Damages Relationships
A girlfriend shuts down every time finances are brought up, highlighting a communication breakdown that can wreak havoc on a future marriage.
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Investment Risk Must Be a Team Decision in Marriage
A wife voiced discomfort with her husband's risky investments, illustrating the need for agreed-upon risk tolerance and a shared investment philosophy.
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Misc

✧The show features live calls, providing real-time financial advice based on the Ramsey Baby Steps.
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