Ramit Sethi On How To Be Rich + Having Financial Freedom | The Skinny Confidential Him & Her Podcast

On today's episode, The Skinny Confidential Him & Her are joined by Ramit Sethi, an American personal finance advisor and entrepreneur. He is also the author of the 2009 New York Times Best Seller, I Will Teach You To Be Rich. Today Ramit joins the show to discuss how we can work towards financial freedom. The differences between renting and buying, and how to invest and save.
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[@ShontelAnestasia]

First came across Ramit on his Netflix documentary “How to Get Rich” - I had my finances organized on excel & because of how transparent his show was , I realized I could be doing so much better with my finances. That woman with 20k monthly income & $5 in her account was mind boggling. His financial wisdom is a Game changer ! Buying his book for sure

[@candecarro]

Ramit, your comments on why we didn’t learn about this in school are right on target! I’m 75, my kids are savers and investors. But I enjoy getting into the weeds(ie “if I die, you get these two 1031 Exchanged investments at the stepped up value.” That’s just ONE example); they could care less at this point in their lives.

[@raynaengle4313]

In my family it was--' what do you think money grows on trees?'😂😂😂

[@keithcasey866]

Love this guy. Recently found him on Netflix

[@candecarro]

In 1990 I gave my son, who was in 9th grade $700 of Divi Resorts stock (my employer at the time). Just yesterday he told me (again!) that’s the reason he invests today.

[@thebasicbaephilosopher]

This episode is freaking BRILLIANT! I'm literally taking notes on everything Ramit is saying!!

[@peace-a]

This was a great and very informative video. Thank you all! 👍🏼

[@KellyBoettcher-qo9tx]

Great podcast

[@heritage433]

Regarding to the landlord, it’s not true point if something is broken and needs to be fixed. You may wait for months until something happens and you have to deal with all the stress

[@pauladeaconart6636]

wow she keeps cutting the other guy off in the middle of his question, but he's not noticing she has a question too.

[@iris_fink]

amazing conversation ❤ min 4 money rules save 10% invest 20% if my friends are having a charity- always contribute tipping x% minimum min 6 money is a tool for having more time, convenience, building business, choosing people to work with

[@Empathrepublic]

This is why people have a huge beautiful house but don't tip doordash. They are deep in debt

[@minipai]

US landlord provide fridge and couch?

[@diyplusone]

What happened to the visual quality? The camera looked so foggy

[@ashleymartinez3045]

When women aren’t fully engaged in the larger financial discussions, they run the risk of being isolated from important information and decisions regarding their financial futures. The consequences can be significant, particularly when women find themselves “suddenly single.” Whether it be through a death or divorce, etc. we just never know! As a woman, I’m a little disappointed on Lauren’s outlook on money, gender roles, and overall engagement in this conversation.

[@patriciakochanek4959]

ditto

[@cookinthekitchen]

Money doesn't just drop out of the sky even if you're a saint, even Mother Theresa had to build charities

[@rowddyone3570]

I want to spend more on Budweiser

[@DDD-um5co]

🎉Hi, Which Index Funds Is Ramit Is IN⁉️

[@carolannstevens5814]

The cursing is offensive. I liked the interview with Lewis Howes

[@ashwin.unlead]

you missed the whole point of the podcast then

[@jamesathome5167]

I totally disagree with his real estate advice. 90 % millennials made by real estate. We invested real estate for almost 10 years in different states. If we listed to him our net worth only 30% than where we are now !

[@excitedaboutlearning1639]

Ironically, you meant to say that you'd only have one third, but you actually said three times as much 3/1 means three wholes instead of one third). Ramit's advice on housing is to run the numbers: how much would it cost to own vs. rent? Diversification. You don't want all your money to be in one asset type.

[@suzanneemerson9787]

“90% millennials made by real estate”. Hilarious!!!

[@ballergame1017]

​@@suzanneemerson9787Dude must be living under a rock.😂lol Millennials are priced out the market.Thats commonsense.

[@candecarro]

@@suzanneemerson9787Did he intend to say, “90% of millionaires made by real estate”?

[@candecarro]

None of the Rent vs Buy arguments apply if you do a direct sale in cash.

[@veneshaabass607]

NOT ALL ANIMALS SHED INCLUDING DOGS. EDUCATE YOURSELF. GET A HYPOALLERGENIC BREED TO & FIND SOME LOVE IN YOUR HEART TO GET YOUR WIFE A PET. EVEN HUMANS SHED. MEN DO SHED PUBIC HAIR IN THE RESTROOM AREA & YOU ARE NO EXCEPTION 😊

[@raynaengle4313]

Gross😮