Najlepsze podcasty z kategorii: Ramit Sethi (2025)

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204. “We make $226K—but our kids think we’re broke” 1:13:36

4d ago1:13:36

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Lisa (37) and Marcus (38) have been married for 14 years, raising four kids and building a life together—but when it comes to money, they couldn’t be further apart. Lisa homeschools their kids and dreams of more family travel time full of Rich Life experiences. Marcus shuts down in financial conversations, overwhelmed by anxiety and self-doubt—even…

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203. “He makes 3x more, but wants to split everything 50/50” 1:24:26

11d ago1:24:26

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Katie (28) and Robin (35) live together in Tennessee and are planning a wedding. They earn a combined $386K, but don't split bills proportionally—even though he makes three times more. She feels judged, lies about spending, and recently racked up credit card debt after secretly booking a ski trip for his birthday. He’s investing $8K/month while she…

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202. “She racked up $50K in debt — why should I trust her with money?” 1:25:43

18d ago1:25:43

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Emma (39) and Dave (39) make $258,000 a year—but they’re stuck in a toxic money dynamic. She built a financial plan during maternity leave. He didn’t believe her. Now, they’re battling over trust, $50K in debt, and whether they can afford a $700K house. With conflicting money roles—she’s the anxious planner, he’s the passive skeptic—they can’t move…

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201. “I make $40k… but I own 100+ suits” 1:12:32

25d ago1:12:32

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Today’s episode takes us to New York City, where I sit down with not two, but three couples live on stage at my Money for Couples event. First, meet Antonio (23) and Devonta (23), a young couple who in their 20s are already ahead of the game—earning money while finishing their degrees, having real conversations about finances, and even purchasing a…

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200. “Should we pay off our massive debt? Or invest more?” 1:35:49

1M ago1:35:49

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Wilson (46) and Shannon (35) have built a strong financial foundation—owning a vacation rental, maxing out Roth IRAs, and earning solid incomes. But when it comes to their next move, they’re at odds. Wilson wants to tap into their home equity to invest in stocks, believing they’re too heavily weighted in real estate. Shannon, more risk-averse, worr…

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199. “I struggle w/ cc debt but insisted on a Cartier wedding ring” 1:15:04

1M ago1:15:04

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On today’s episode, we’re live from Boston for my recent Money For Couples book tour. First, I talk with Robert (28) and Giselle (28) who appear to have it all together, but behind the scenes, they’re struggling to make intentional financial decisions. Instead of planning ahead, they make impulsive decisions like committing $7,500 of earnest money …

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198. “I work 7 jobs but can’t get ahead. Are we doomed?” 1:38:04

2M ago1:38:04

1:38:04

Juan (43) and Amber (40) feel behind on their retirement plans after years of prioritizing travel and expensive hobbies over investing. Juan, who grew up poor, struggles with a scarcity mindset—undercharging for his work and financially supporting his family. Amber, now earning less, believes they should be doing better. With financial pressure mou…

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197. “I thought he was the problem… but it’s me?!” 1:30:47

2M ago1:30:47

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Live from the House of Blues in Chicago, Ramit coaches Evelyn and Mike (41). Despite their successful careers, money is a constant source of tension. Evelyn scrutinizes every purchase, while Mike feels frustrated by the endless debates over small expenses. Can Evelyn let go of her scarcity mindset and start trusting their financial future? Plus, st…

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196. “He used to help me with debt…Now he’s making it worse” 1:39:11

2M ago1:39:11

1:39:11

Frank (29) and Jill (33) are parents of two young kids and are trapped in a vicious cycle of overspending and debt. With fixed costs eating up 107% of their income and $25,000 in credit card debt, they’ve been repeatedly digging themselves into a hole—and scrambling to climb back out. Frank solves panic with credit card balance transfers. Jill stru…

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195. “Her socks have holes but she's too cheap to buy new ones” 1:26:57

2M ago1:26:57

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Matt (34) and Eliza (32) have spent years prioritizing investments, setting themselves up for a secure retirement—but now, they struggle to enjoy spending money. Matt deprives himself when they go out, while Eliza avoids spending altogether. Their extreme frugality is keeping them from living the full life they could, and with their first baby on t…

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194. “$0 savings, $0 investments. Is it too late for us?” (Part 2) 1:16:24

2M ago1:16:24

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On last week’s episode, we met 38-year-old LaKiesha and 45-year-old James, a couple struggling to get on the same page financially. With no savings, no investments, and deep-rooted money fears, they’re stuck in a cycle of mindless spending. Today, we’re digging back into their CSP—and the numbers are more shocking than they expected. Can they final…

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193. “I’ve filed for bankruptcy twice. Will I ever stop spending?” (Part 1) 1:16:57

3M ago1:16:57

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Despite their best intentions, LaKiesha (38) and James (45) have fallen into a cycle of overspending—convincing themselves that wants are needs and that enjoying money now outweighs planning for the future. Their lack of financial foresight has left them without a safety net, and the weight of their debts has even led LaKiesha to file for bankruptc…

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192. “We spend 98% of what we make—Where is it all going?” 1:39:14

3M ago1:39:14

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Justin (40) and Deepika (32) are stuck in a frustrating financial loop: despite their high income, they feel like they’re living paycheck to paycheck. Deepika dreams of buying a house someday, but the couple can’t seem to identify where their money is going—or how to escape the cycle of credit card debt. Justin has a side hustle that he’s eager to …

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191. “My wife doesn't respect me because she earns 5x more” 1:32:37

3M ago1:32:37

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Dillon (30) and Carrie (29) are navigating a tricky dynamic in their relationship: income disparity. Carrie works in tech, earning a high salary, but her anxiety about money has her constantly second-guessing their financial situation. Dillon, a PhD student living on a $40K annual stipend, is growing increasingly frustrated with Carrie's dismissive…

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190. “Is our relationship going to end on air?” 1:27:13

3M ago1:27:13

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Justin, 38, and Maggie, 34, join the show to unpack a growing tension in their relationship—her hesitation to combine finances. Maggie spent her twenties traveling the world and is now laser-focused on building her future, while Justin shares her love for travel but envisions a future together. With Maggie making life plans that might not include h…

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189. “People definitely called me out”: Nate & Serena return 2 years later 1:59:10

4M ago1:59:10

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This week we are back with part two of Nate and Serena's follow-ups. Their original appearance on episodes 73 & 74 are some of our favorite episodes of the podcast, and it is very rare that I get a chance to speak to a couple after their episode airs. Join us as we revisit moments from their first episode together, learn what changes they've made, …

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188. “She makes 2x but wants me to treat her” Nate and Serena return 1:28:58

4M ago1:28:58

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What happens to the couples that I’ve spoken to months, even years ago? It’s time to find out in our first follow-up episode, featuring Nate and Serena from episodes 73 & 74 of the podcast. We're looking back on their original conversation, and then both Nate and Serena will be back next week to share where they’re at today, and their reactions fro…

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187. “We’re worth $87M, Why are we arguing over credit card bills?” 1:28:03

4M ago1:28:03

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David (36) and Victoria (35) have been married for two years, yet their finances are largely separate. David is a startup founder—cash strapped and optimizing his monthly take home pay. Victoria is a wildly successful entrepreneur who struggles to appreciate her accomplishments. Despite their immense wealth, David and Victoria's money psychology is…

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186. “Was it a huge mistake to sell our house?” 1:24:50

4M ago1:24:50

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Meet Ava, 36, and Chris, 38. When it comes to their finances, they do not see eye to eye; and they’re stuck in a cycle of overspending. Ava is a worrier who uses a labor-intensive ledger to track expenses, taking tons of time and energy every month (although they’re still in debt). Chris doesn't like Ava's approach, but he's sick of fighting about …

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185. “My fiancé has no savings at 43. Should we get married?” 1:33:34

5M ago1:33:34

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Dawn is 48, Richard is 43, and they’re living paycheck to paycheck. Although they're engaged, they’re struggling to combine their finances because of their varied pasts. Dawn is overspending on kids and grandkids, and Richard has deep scars from a financially devastating breakup. Can they move beyond their past money stories and get aggressive abou…

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184. “I survived a plane crash. Is stressing about money really worth it?” 1:27:09

5M ago1:27:09

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Ryan is a 38-year-old Air Force pilot. Chloe is a 33-year-old economist. And though they are on track to have millions in retirement, they struggle to spend. Ryan has been criticizing every little purchase and agonizing over his looming retirement from the military. Chloe’s hoping they can put things in perspective and start enjoying their Rich Lif…

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183. “I saved $5k for an engagement ring, but she secretly took the money” 1:25:37

5M ago1:25:37

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Michelle (33) and Matt (31) have been dating for seven years, but they’re stuck in relationship limbo, waiting to get married until Michelle deals with her financial problems. Michelle makes great income as a nurse, but she has a mountain of debt from student loans. Matt works in finance, and tries to help, but Michelle has loan payments and debts …

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182. “We’re $350k in debt & have no savings. Will I have to work until we die?” 1:25:53

5M ago1:25:53

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Don is 50, Tana is 48, and they’ve struggled to make ends meet their entire adult lives. They have a lot of debt, they’ve never really saved or thought they’d be able to retire… but their income has recently DOUBLED and they’re wondering how to manage the extra money. Throughout this conversation, as Don and Tana work to set aside their scarcity mi…

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181. “We argue about money daily b/c he can’t stop talking about Ramit” 1:29:14

5M ago1:29:14

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Nathan (35) and Linda (37) are arguing about money constantly due to Nathan’s anxiety and stress. He continually optimizes and re-optimizes their finances, worrying about retirement and the amount of money they’ll be leaving behind for their children. Nathan even applied to be on the show nine times in a row, and Linda just wants him to chill out. …

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180. "We have $30k in cc debt but insist on sending our son to private school" 1:30:28

6M ago1:30:28

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Alexis, 55, and Olivia, 54, are working towards their retirement so they can spend more time with their son. On paper, they’re in a good financial position, with a net worth of over $3 million… but they’re spending more than they make every single month. And, there’s a big secret to their wealth that they didn’t realize until this conversation. Thi…

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204. “We make $226K—but our kids think we’re broke” 1:13:36

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203. “He makes 3x more, but wants to split everything 50/50” 1:24:26

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202. “She racked up $50K in debt — why should I trust her with money?” 1:25:43

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201. “I make $40k… but I own 100+ suits” 1:12:32

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200. “Should we pay off our massive debt? Or invest more?” 1:35:49

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199. “I struggle w/ cc debt but insisted on a Cartier wedding ring” 1:15:04

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198. “I work 7 jobs but can’t get ahead. Are we doomed?” 1:38:04

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197. “I thought he was the problem… but it’s me?!” 1:30:47

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196. “He used to help me with debt…Now he’s making it worse” 1:39:11

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195. “Her socks have holes but she's too cheap to buy new ones” 1:26:57

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194. “$0 savings, $0 investments. Is it too late for us?” (Part 2) 1:16:24

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193. “I’ve filed for bankruptcy twice. Will I ever stop spending?” (Part 1) 1:16:57

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192. “We spend 98% of what we make—Where is it all going?” 1:39:14

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191. “My wife doesn't respect me because she earns 5x more” 1:32:37

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190. “Is our relationship going to end on air?” 1:27:13

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189. “People definitely called me out”: Nate & Serena return 2 years later 1:59:10

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188. “She makes 2x but wants me to treat her” Nate and Serena return 1:28:58

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187. “We’re worth $87M, Why are we arguing over credit card bills?” 1:28:03

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186. “Was it a huge mistake to sell our house?” 1:24:50

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185. “My fiancé has no savings at 43. Should we get married?” 1:33:34

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184. “I survived a plane crash. Is stressing about money really worth it?” 1:27:09

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183. “I saved $5k for an engagement ring, but she secretly took the money” 1:25:37

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182. “We’re $350k in debt & have no savings. Will I have to work until we die?” 1:25:53

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181. “We argue about money daily b/c he can’t stop talking about Ramit” 1:29:14

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180. "We have $30k in cc debt but insist on sending our son to private school" 1:30:28

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