Rachel Cruze

Rachel Cruze, financial expert and bestselling author, shares insights from her life as Dave Ramsey’s daughter. She discusses the notion that money isn't the root of life's tension and the significance of financial alignment in marriage. Cruze dives into the pressures of growing up under public scrutiny and the journey of self-discovery. Their conversation also highlights the importance of communication in relationships and balancing finances with meaningful family experiences while navigating motherhood's challenges.

Rachel Cruze, finance expert and Ramsey Personality, joins John to discuss marriage, parenting, and the challenges of balancing career and motherhood. They explore topics like comparison, mom guilt, intentional choices, and the destructive power of comparison. The conversation also touches on the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on work schedules and the importance of open communication about sharing household responsibilities in a marriage.

Rachel Cruze, a personal finance expert and author, joins the discussion tackling a caller's staggering $700,000 in debt. They explore the impact of rapid family growth, scrutinizing expenses like private school tuition that could be redirected toward reducing debt. Cruze emphasizes the importance of prioritizing needs over wants and suggests significant lifestyle adjustments. Listeners gain insights into managing overwhelming financial burdens and strategies for effective budgeting amidst life's challenges.

Financial expert Rachel Cruze shares tips on thriving in today's economy, from buying a house to saving for retirement. Topics include navigating housing market challenges for young adults, financial priorities, debt repayment strategies, college education value, and making wise financial decisions for a secure future.

Rachel Cruze, author of the children's book, I'm Glad for What I Have, discusses teaching kids about contentment and gratitude. They share strategies and routines to cultivate these values as a family, including setting boundaries and experiential learning. They also emphasize the importance of conversations about comparing possessions, debt, and living below means. The podcast explores the impact of gratitude practices and a book that promotes happiness beyond material possessions through faith and God's love.