How Do I Contact Dave Ramsey?

  One sure fire way to meet Dave Ramsey is by turning on the radio and checking out your local radio listings and look out for 'The Dave Ramsey Show'. Dave Ramsey gives various financial advices to people who call him during the show. They will keep giving you the number every once in a while so that you can call the station and talk to Dave Ramsey himself. You can ask him a question which is related to finance or Christianity.
 
  Other way of contacting him is to go to his web site which is www.daveramsey.com and go to the 'Contact Us' section where you will find the address, telephone number, fax number and email address of his office and himself.

  These are some of the ways of contacting Dave Ramsey and you can also contact the radio station of your city which plays his shows.

I am 62 years old and have a 30 year mortgage, with $87,00 left to pay. I have been trying to  pay $50-100 per month extra on the principal . With 9 more years left in the full time work force, I'm wondering if I should instead be putting that extra money toward paying off credit debt instead. I have about $9,000 in credit debt now. I will have no real retirement , just my 401k/403b from work when I do retire. I am also considering a part time job until I do retire, but want to be sure any money I earn is funneled in the right direction. Thanks, Kathy

I don't have a question....just want to make a comment, OK?  Saw your article in today's Grand Rapids Press and want to commend you for what you said about motherhood!!  Finally, someone on my side!  Too many mothers are working that could get by on one paycheck if they just cut back on some of the things they buy and decide to put first things first...you're right "motherhood is the most important job" and I'm glad I felt that way with 5 kids and didn't go to work until the youngest was 12 and was still home when he came home from school.  Thanks for writing that,
I hope a lot of working gals read that!  Fran, Belmont, Mi.

My daughter is 21 and wants to marry someone who has credit card debt 1,600 and student loan note 8,000 he has quit school and working making 30,000 per year. He also just bought a truck for 30,000 and has a 490 note for 6 years. Another mistake he made was co-signing for my daughter for a 20,000 new car 6 year note @ 347 per month. We (herparents) not co-sign for her because she had a perfectly good used car we bought for her. My husband is about to retire we are debt free house is paid off. We have worked very hard for everything. I think she is making a huge mistake. I forgot to mention she has a job making 900.00 per month and is making her car payment.