On the Variety Awards Circuit Podcast, 'The Last of Us' Star Bella Ramsey discusses if they're in Season 3, Neil Druckmann's departure and Emmy history.

A Raleigh, North Carolina woman was completely blindsided when she found out her boyfriend kept a $80,000 secret from her. In a jaw-dropping call to The Ramsey Show, caller Allie shared that she recently discovered the massive amount of credit card debt her boyfriend of 10 years kept hidden from her.

Though its second season served to be far more divisive than its first, The Last of Us Season 3 is still one of the more highly anticipated TV series on the horizon, and it’s near the top of the list of upcoming video game adaptations,

Finance guru Dave Ramsey has a contrary take on several common financial issues. For one thing, he says your credit score doesn’t matter, despite the fact that almost everyone else in the finance world recognizes that earning good credit is essential to borrowing affordably and to opening up other doors for you.

Imagine working your whole life, saving diligently, only to see your partner blow $200,000 of your money on a crypto scheme. That’s exactly what happened to one New York caller to The Ramsey Show, who’s now single and left with just $95,000 to her name.

Personal finance expert Dave Ramsey has some thoughts to share on the OBBBA, most of them geared toward homeowners.

Bella Ramsey has discussed the departure of Neil Druckmann from HBO's The Last of Us TV series, saying the show will aim to stay true to the spirit of the game despite Druckmann and the show parting ways.

The Pittsburgh Steelers made a massive trade to part ways with safety Minkah Fitzpatrick, and in return, they got back tight end Jonnu Smith and star cornerback Jalen Ramsey from the Miami Dolphins.

After returning to the Miami Dolphins as part of the trade that sent cornerback Jalen Ramsey to the Pittsburgh Steelers, star safety Minkah Fitzpatrick received a solid pay bump.

When Sarah from Seattle recently called into The Ramsey Show, Dave Ramsey described her situation as “a ticking time bomb." She owns a condo in Seattle with a $2,300 monthly mortgage plus homeowners association (HOA) fees, and purchased a second property in Florida last year at the top of her budget.