Recently, I’ve been recommending Dave Ramsey’s website for inspiration, motivation, and practical budgeting advice. I’ve received very positive feedback.

Whether you’re already a fan or just curious, take a few minutes to explore his content. From budgeting and debt-free living to articles, podcasts, and his popular radio show, there’s something for everyone seeking to take control of their finances.

As part of my training as a financial coach, I studied through his organization. And whether or not you agree with all of his views, I believe his core principles around budgeting, avoiding debt, and saving for the future are both practical and effective.

These days, many people are looking for ways to cut back in order to make room in their budgets for the things that matter most. One of the biggest areas of concern? Groceries.

If you’re wondering why food prices have gone up in recent years and how you can save at the store, check out this helpful article: Why Groceries Are So Expensive Right Now – Ramsey

Dave Ramsey’s financial philosophy centers around the idea of sacrificing now to build a better future. After making some costly mistakes earlier in life, he learned the value of intentional spending, saving wisely, using cash, and living debt-free.

Not everyone agrees with every detail of his method, but most people can agree: being debt-free sounds pretty great.

So, if you’re open to new ideas, or if you’ve heard the name and want to learn more, I encourage you to check out his website!

And if you’d like personal guidance in creating a money plan or setting financial goals, I can help. Check HERE to schedule your personal financial coaching session.

Lisa Atkinson
TFCU | Personal Financial Coach
latkinson@tucsonfcu.com

As a Personal Financial Coach, I do not provide legal or tax advice.
Tucson Federal Credit Union does not make any guarantees that this service will achieve any particular objective or outcome. For any legal advice, please seek the advice of an attorney or tax professional.