Jalen Ramsey's relationship with the Miami Dolphins grew increasingly fractious over his final months with the organization. Ramsey had been on the Dolphins' chopping block since April, when general manager Chris Grier publicly disclosed the franchise's intentions to find the three-time All-Pro cornerback a new home before the start of the regular season.

Bella Ramsey was back up in Vancouver - where they’re filmed two seasons of “The Last of Us” - shooting a new movie when they heard the good news: Another Emmy nomination. And making it all the more unique,

A Jalen Ramsey trade wasn’t a surprise, but involving Minkah Fitzpatrick sent shockwaves through two secondaries.  With the Miami Dolphins and Pittsburgh Steele

After learning that the dad retired at age 49 and is currently 65, Ramsey hosts pushed back against the idea of Mike handing over cash to his father. “I would say you need to go back to work,” said Jade Warshaw. Recently, Mike visited the family home and suggested that his father sell off some of his assets, specifically a paid-off farm.

It was reported that Ramsey and Dolphins clashed due to the cornerback showing up late for practice and “undermining” head coach Mike McDaniel. However, considering all the dysfunction that has taken place over the last two seasons with the Dolphins, take all of this with a grain of salt.

With that sobering statistic in mind, Ramsey suggested the couple get on the same page about money before taking things any further. According to Ramsey, disagreements about money generally reflect a deeper misalignment of values, which is important to work through before getting married.

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.

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