I Will Teach You To Be Rich

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May 17, 2026▶ 28:50 → 18 min read

Five Big Money Decisions, Run Through the Numbers: Ramit Sethi on Travel, Houses, Rings, Parties and Moving Out

Ramit Sethi, author of I Will Teach You To Be Rich, works through five real questions people sent him about major financial decisions. The questions are whether to quit a job to travel, whether to buy

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May 14, 2026▶ 18:01 → 11 min read

How Ramit Sethi Would Turn a $75K Salary Into Real Wealth

Ramit Sethi, author of I Will Teach You To Be Rich and host of Netflix's How To Get Rich, argues that $75,000 a year is a serious income but also a common place to get stuck. He bases this on 20 years

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May 12, 2026▶ 1:54:44 → 32 min read

Engaged in Their 40s With $265,000 in Cash: Ramit Sethi Pushes a Couple From Tracking Money to Planning With It

Nicole (40) and Shane (48) have been together about eight months and are getting married in 11 days. Between them they earn $241,000 a year and have a net worth of about $588,000. On paper they have d

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May 10, 2026▶ 26:20 → 17 min read

How Ramit Sethi Plans Trips Around Feelings Instead of Flights and Hotels

Ramit Sethi opens with what he calls his "worst travel nightmare." Someone he follows online was planning a trip for her 40th birthday. When he asked what she planned to do once she arrived, she said

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May 7, 2026▶ 16:50 → 11 min read

Ramit Sethi's Six-Step Plan for Getting Out of $50,000 in Debt

Ramit Sethi, host of Netflix's "How to Get Rich" and author of "I Will Teach You to Be Rich," argues that someone carrying $50,000 in debt won't get out by canceling subscriptions. At that level, Seth

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May 5, 2026▶ 1:49:40 → 30 min read

"We're Worth $1.5M but I Refuse to Buy New Pants": Ramit Sethi on a Couple Frozen by Scarcity

Mikaela and Dave are 33 and 32, have a four-year-old and a one-year-old, and earn about $278,000 a year. Their net worth is nearly $1.5 million. Mikaela still wears workout leggings with a hole in the

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April 30, 2026▶ 31:15 → 16 min read

Ramit Sethi Reacts to "House Poor" TikToks and Explains the Math Behind His Choice to Rent

Buying a house can be a good decision for lifestyle or financial reasons, Ramit Sethi says at the start of this video, but it can also leave people "house poor." His team pulled a set of TikToks from

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April 28, 2026▶ 1:36:16 → 27 min read

$210,000 a Year, $106,000 in Debt: Ramit Sethi on Trust, Guilt, and a Couple Who Avoided Money for a Decade

Kristina and Erin have been married for ten years and are raising two children in Toronto. Between them they earn about $210,000 a year. Neither knew that figure before the episode. They also carry $1

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April 23, 2026▶ 23:17 → 18 min read

Nine Bills You Can Negotiate: Ramit Sethi's Phone Scripts for Cutting Recurring Costs

Ramit Sethi argues that many people overpay every month on credit cards, medical bills, rent, internet service, insurance, and bank fees, sometimes by thousands of dollars a year, simply because they

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April 21, 2026▶ 1:52:27 → 32 min read

Earning $142,000 With Nothing Saved: Ramit Sethi's Session With Molly and Jason

Molly (45) and Jason (46) live together near Lake Tahoe with their two-year-old daughter. They say they want to be rich: they want to buy a first house, invest in fixer-upper multifamily properties, a

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April 16, 2026▶ 37:56 → 17 min read

Ramit Sethi's 20 Travel Rules for Trips That Don't Leave You Needing Another Vacation

Ramit Sethi opens with a phrase he dislikes: "I need a vacation after my vacation." His claim is that he comes home from trips feeling great. He says the reason is how he designs each trip, not expens