Hour 3: Aired on Friday, June 3, 2016

- Chris (Alberta, Canada) is negotiating with her late husband's estate since he filed for divorce but died before it was completed.

- Dave reads a Twitter question from Rachel, who asks for suggestions for keeping a wedding on budget.

- Tyler (Oklahoma City, OK) wants to know if there's a cap on how much he should be putting into college savings once he gets to Baby Step 5.

- Brandon and Marilyn (Meridian, ID) are debt-free after paying off $89,000 in 15 months!

- Dave reads a Twitter question from John, who wonders if it's wrong for him to offer financing in his small business.

- Dave reads the Scripture and quote of the day.

- April (Tulsa, OK) has five kids and wants to figure out the best way to pay for college for them.

Hour 2: Aired on Friday, June 3, 2016

- Brandon (Des Moines, IA) was diagnosed with MS and needs a plan to deal financially with the disease.

- Melanie (Lansing, MI) wants to know how to market her 501(c)(3) foundation for donations.

- Dave reads the Blinds.com question of the day from Dawn, who asks if she should pay off her second mortgage before her first.

- John (Dayton, OH) wonders if he should cash in $15,000–20,000 in U.S. savings bonds to pay down his car debt and mortgage.

- Sarah (Kansas City, MO) has a $222,000 business loan and asks if she should be putting money into retirement.

- Ben and Bethany (Greenville, SC) have paid off $100,000 in one year and are now debt-free!

- Nick (New York) has $300,000 in student loans.

- Dave encourages listeners to attend his most popular class, Financial Peace University.

- Tom (Tampa, FL) wants to know if he should refinance his house or sell the property to pay on his debt.

- Kyle (Boise, ID) wonders about a price point for a new car.

Hour 1: Aired on Friday, June 3, 2016

- Ken Coleman, Chris Hogan and Anthony ONeal host the first hour of the show.

- Steven (Detroit) wants to know if a target date fund is a good idea.

- The hosts read a YouTube question from Rebekah, who asks how she should know how much she'll want to live on in 25 years.

- Ken, Chris and Anthony read a question from Tom on Twitter, who wonders if he should get life insurance from outside sources if he's already getting it through his employer.

- Ken, Chris and Anthony discuss a Pew Study that reports more than 50% of 18 to 34-year-olds have lived or are living with their parents.

- Ken talks about Chris's book “Retire Inspired,” and Chris expands upon why he wrote it and what it means.

- Chris (Cincinnati) is 25 years old and thinks he knows why his generation stays with family members.

- The hosts read a question from Clint on YouTube, who wants to know how to get his wife excited about paying off the house.

- Megan (Newport News, VA) asks how to factor in pension when using Chris Hogan's R:IQ tool.

- Ken, Chris and Anthony read a Twitter question from Kelly, who wonders if an engaged couple should delay their marriage to protect one another from a financial mess.

Hour 2: Aired on Thursday, June 2, 2016

- Jordan (Memphis, TN) asks about pausing the debt snowball to move to a new city.

- Jaden (Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada) wonders about quitting a job and going to school, or continuing to work and save in order to buy a house.

- Dave talks about next year's EntreLeadership Summit.

- Philip (Minneapolis, MN) wants to know if a "modified endowment contract" whole life policy is bad.

- Hunter (Spokane, WA) asks if he needs additional financial advisors as his net worth increases.

- Nicholas and Rebecca (Orlando) are debt-free after paying off $135,690 in 30 months!

- Dave talks about the various methods of accessing his show.

- Brian (Denver) wonders how to advise his 10-year-old daughter about the pricing for her new pet care business.

- Justin (Chicago) asks if he should include insurance costs when budgeting for his housing expenses.

Hour 1: Aired on Thursday, June 2, 2016

- Clark (Idaho Falls, ID) and his wife are having their first baby while working through Baby Step 2.

- Cameron (Raleigh, NC) wonders if he should sell his $17,000 truck that he owes $21,000 on.

- Stephen (Austin, TX) asks if he should continue to use a financial advisor or do his investing on his own to avoid fees.

- Kyle and Emilee (Kansas City, MO) are debt-free after paying off $97,000 in three and a half years!

- Dave talks about what "normal" is, and how Kyle and Emilee are not normal.

- Richard (St. Louis, MO) is the final $5,000 weekly winner in Dave's $20,000 Rainy Day Giveaway!

- Dave talks about Rachel Cruze's new book, "Love Your Life, Not Theirs"

- Logan (College Station, TX) asks when to begin saving for a house.

- Dan (Boston) says his family wants him to get a prenuptial agreement.

Hour 3: Aired on Thursday, June 2, 2016

- Greg (Cincinnati) asks the best way to pay down the rest of his loans.

- Brandon (Raleigh, NC) wants to know the proper steps to remove his private mortgage insurance.

- Dave reads the Blinds.com question of the day from Edward, who wonders how to find a quality used car.

- John (Los Angeles) has a question about how to handle a bonus in divorce negotiations.

- Patricia (San Antonio, TX) asks which of her loans she should pay off first.

- John (Orlando) has a question about his growing side business.

- Dave reads the Scripture and quote of the day.

- Bill (Joplin, MO) is a contractor who wants to open a restaurant.

- Ben (St. Louis, MO) wants to know when he can retire.

Hour 1: Aired on Wednesday, June 1, 2016

- Lucille (Seattle) wants to know how to deal with her husband, who secretly cashed out an IRA and has lots of credit card debt.

- Korey (Cedar Rapids, IA) wonders if he and his wife should pay down their debt or pay for her to get her master's degree.

- Trey (McAllen, TX) asks where to put his money after his 401(k) is maxed out, since he doesn't qualify for a Roth IRA.

- Chip and Chrissy (Council Bluffs, IA) are debt-free after paying off $60,000 in 11 months!

- Alex (Pittsburgh) was given a car but can't afford the monthly costs and wants to sell it without hurting the giver's feelings.

- Jonathan (New York) has a question about investing into a TSP or a TSP Roth when there is no match.

- Dave reads a Facebook question from Kristen, who wants to know the percentages you should consider when designing a simple budget.

Hour 2: Aired on Wednesday, June 1, 2016

- Torey (Huntsville, AL) says his house inspector missed a foundation issue.

- Brittany (Houston) lost a car in the recent floods and is experiencing financial hardships.

- Dave reads a Facebook question from Shelly, who asks Dave how she can convince her 21-year-old son to not get a credit card.

- Pete and Terrie (Atlanta) are debt-free after paying off $100,000 in seven years and two months.

- Laura (Nashville) is a single mom who wants to get started on paying off debt with one income and little child support.

- Dave talks about upcoming live events.

- Dave reads the Blinds.com question of the day from Lucas, who is having problems with a renter.

- Corey (Pittsburgh) asks if he should sell his car.

Hour 3: Aired on Wednesday, June 1, 2016

- Matt (Lafayette, LA) wants to know if he should sell his house and pay off debt.

- Dave reads a Twitter question from Josiah, who wonders when outrageous generosity becomes foolish overspending.

- Zack (Anchorage, AK) is inheriting a house in Canada.

- Dave talks about tech openings at Ramsey Solutions.

- Erika (Fort Worth, TX) wants to know how to help her mother-in-law who is making bad choices.

- Shannon (San Antonio, TX) wonders if a grant offer is a scam.

- Henry and Dyan (Los Angeles) are debt-free after paying off $101,000 in three years and seven months!

- Thomas (Phoenix) asks if his wife should stay in Oklahoma and get a new job or move to Arizona with him.

- Dave reads the Scripture and quote of the day.

- Thomas (Atlanta) asks about whole life insurance versus term life insurance.

- Justin (Charlotte, NC) wonders how to prioritize saving his emergency fund versus sinking funds for his car and house.

- Dave talks about our nine-week class, Financial Peace University.

Hour 2: Aired on Tuesday, May 31, 2016

- Taylor (Phoenix) owes more than he thought on his school loan and asks how he should settle it or pay it off.

- Robert (San Antonio, TX) says his wife wants to sell their rental home since it's in an area that floods.

- Jodie (Traverse City, MI) wonders what to do now that her father-in-law has put his land in her husband and sister-in-law's names.

- Teri (Dayton, OH) is debt-free after paying off $96,000 in two and a half years!

- Dave talks about our free online budgeting tool, EveryDollar.

- Woody (Cincinnati) asks if he should repair or remodel his home now.