พอดคาสท์ Ramit Sethi ชั้นนำ (2024)

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182. “We’re $350k in debt & have no savings. Will I have to work until we die?” 1:27:06

4d ago1:27:06

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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

11d 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

18d ago1:30:28

1:30:28

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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179. “He just turned 50 and we have no savings. I’m panicking.” 1:23:25

25d ago1:23:25

1:23:25

Kate is a 43-year-old mom and homeschool teacher. Drew is a 50-year-old professor. They’re $480k in debt with no savings and no retirement plan. Kate is panicking—but Drew refuses to talk about it, and neither of them are willing to make big spending cuts or say “no” to their kids’ expenses. This episode is brought to you by: Our Place | Use code R…

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178. How to Get on the Same Page with Your Partner about Money 1:13:47

1M ago1:13:47

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Live from Seattle, I work with 2 couples on stage. Sophia is a 41 y/o ultrasound tech. Charley is a 40/yo filmmaker. They don’t combine finances because she can’t trust him with money. Megan, a 37/yo dentist, and Ryan, a 36 y/o software engineer, are worth $4.2M—but they still haggle over small purchases. This episode is brought to you by: 99design…

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177. “We’re stressed about cash flow—but I refuse to sell any of my 8 cars” (Part 2) 1:02:36

1M ago1:02:36

1:02:36

Jason, 40, and Megan, 34, return to make a plan before Megan gives birth. Jason wants to pay off debt—but refuses to sell his 8 cars. Megan wants equal spending money—even though she’s making 0 income. They need to get on the same page before their family grows, but they’re running out of time. This episode is brought to you by: Fabric by Gerber Li…

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176. “I’m 8 mos pregnant. He only wants to talk about how much the baby will cost” 1:24:59

2M ago1:24:59

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Jason is a 40 y/o COO. Megan is a 34 y/o flight attendant and they’re about to have a baby. Megan wants to take 1 year maternity leave—Jason is stressing about how it will affect their finances. While they have a $3M net worth, they’re both in credit card debt and their lack of joint finances makes it hard to make a plan. This episode is brought to…

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175. “I make 5x my bf’s salary—but I’m about to lose my job” 1:15:08

2M ago1:15:08

1:15:08

Mindy is a 39-year-old software consultant. Victor is a 25-year-old boxing gym owner. They have fundamentally different views on money, and it’s causing tension in their relationship. Mindy wants an equal partner, but Victor struggles to talk about money—and they won’t get married until they’re on the same page. This episode is brought to you by: T…

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174. “We make $300k but spend like we make $1M” 1:17:56

2M ago1:17:56

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Meet Forest, 40, and Kathleen, 43, a couple living in California with two kids. Despite Forest’s $300k salary, they’ve racked up $150k in credit card debt. They want to maintain their adventurous lifestyle, but the reality of their finances is catching up. Can they change their mindset on money before it’s too late? This episode is brought to you b…

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173. “We spend 113% of what we make—but can’t do anything to fix it” (Part 2) 58:45

2M ago58:45

58:45

Michelle, 42, Ryan, 43, return for a deep dive into their Conscious Spending Plan. They spend $763 a month on Target, $1,185 a month on Amazon, and $1,230 on groceries—carrying a fixed-costs percentage of 113%. Drastic changes are needed, but Michelle isn’t convinced anything can be done to save their outlook. This episode is brought to you by: Roc…

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172. “We saved for retirement but have no money to spend NOW” (Part 1) 51:14

2M ago51:14

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Michelle is 42, Ryan is 43. They’ve been married for 9 years and share three young children. Michelle worries about money; she always has. Ryan knows they’re in trouble, but can’t say no to their kids. On one income, spending outpaces earning—slowly draining their savings and weighing them down with dread over the future. This episode is brought to…

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171. “I got into a PhD program! But he’s only worrying about the cost” 1:04:53

3M ago1:04:53

1:04:53

Katy and David are both 32. She just got into a PhD program—one she’s very excited about! But David replied by peppering her on possible outcomes, timing, and most of all, cost. It’s just one stark demonstration of how they’re misaligned on money, but many more examples come to light. This episode is brought to you by: Fabric by Gerber Life | Prote…

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170. “We’re worth $1M in our 30s, but we’re missing out on life” 1:02:13

3M ago1:02:13

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Noor, 32, and Jibran, 34, join me in our first ever recording in front of a live audience at my Philadelphia event. They make $250,000 in a low cost of living area. Noor wants to finally take a vacation and spend on things that make their life easier. Jibran would rather save, opting to cook and do chores himself. This episode is brought to you by:…

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169. “We flew to Lisbon for Taylor Swift, but my $5 beer is the problem?” 1:13:53

3M ago1:13:53

1:13:53

Annie’s 39 and Emery is 43. Although they have a high combined income, Annie makes 5x more than Emery. This leads to frustration over small purchases, like an extra drink at dinner—while they’re on vacation in Europe. Emery also manages their two rental properties even though they earn $0. He’s desperate to sell, but Annie is convinced of their lon…

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168. “I’m going to die with student loans. Why should I count them?” 1:09:15

3M ago1:09:15

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Emi, 32, and Antonio, 29, have been married for six years and have struggled with debt for even longer. Credit cards, personal loans, student loans, refinancing—Emi has kept her head in the sand through it all. Antonio doesn’t trust himself to fix it. Can they break the cycle for their daughter? This episode is brought to you by: Fabric by Gerber L…

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167. “We took a loan to pay off our credit cards—and maxed them out again” 1:06:28

4M ago1:06:28

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Ashley is 29, Brandon is 30. They have been married for six years and have accumulated $261,000 in debt. Despite taking out a surrogate loan, they are still unable to have a baby. Ashley is desperate for a partner, but Brandon struggles to engage—at home, and in this conversation. This episode is brought to you by: Rocket Money | Stop throwing your…

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166. “I’m embarrassed—we hid $10,000 cash in our closet for 3 years” 1:20:23

4M ago1:20:23

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Christina is 37 and Noah 35. They’re married with one young son and another on the way. They earn a very high income, but their decisions are clouded by stress over money and over the future. Noah plays dream crusher while Christina spins them down a rabbit hole of negative outcomes. This episode is brought to you by: Shopify | Sign up for a $1 per…

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165. “I make 10x my husband’s income. Will we ever feel like equals?” 1:14:43

4M ago1:14:43

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Geena is 44 and James 39. They live in Brooklyn where she works as a corporate attorney and he’s a freelance musician—resulting in a 10x income disparity. They travel a lot, but do they invest enough to retire with the lifestyle they want? And does James bring enough to their relationship? This episode is brought to you by: Fabric by Gerber Life | …

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164. “I stress over money—but we’re seeing Taylor Swift in France tomorrow” 1:12:39

4M ago1:12:39

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Taylor is 39 and Steve is 42. They're married and live in New York City. Steve lost his job years ago, but has coasted without getting serious about his career. Taylor’s done the opposite—and now she’s ready to buy a home. Does Steve have what it takes to make a change for their future? This episode is brought to you by: Rocket Money | Stop throwin…

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163. “I work & watch my infant FT b/c we can’t afford childcare” 1:17:42

5M ago1:17:42

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James and Nicole, 42 and 44, just had a second baby—but they weren’t prepared for the additional costs associated with a growing family. They spend 90% of what they make and struggle to afford childcare. Nicole’s maternity leave is ending – how will she balance work and raising an infant? This episode is brought to you by: Netsuite | Get visibility…

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162. “We panic over money—but spend $84K/year on travel and shopping” 1:10:24

5M ago1:10:24

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Paul, 33, and Maddie, 29, joined us in New York City for a live-recorded episode. She is a high earner, but worries about lifestyle creep. He recently left his job, and they’re treading water on one income. This episode is brought to you by: Fabric by Gerber Life | Protect your family today with Fabric by Gerber Life. Apply today in just 10 minutes…

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161. “He hid $77k in CC debt from me—but can’t tell me what he bought” 1:17:48

5M ago1:17:48

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Jim and Dana are 58, five years into their second marriages, and coping with changes in their new lifestyle in different ways. Jim is set on providing as he follows patterns from his past, hiding tens of thousands in debt. Dana daydreams of her past in California—and the lifetime of alimony she passed up. This episode is brought to you by: Superhum…

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160. “My entire paycheck goes to daycare. Should I stay home?” 1:14:00

5M ago1:14:00

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Live in NYC, Carlos and Amanda, 36 and 28, join the show to talk through a recurring issue in their relationship—her earning ability vs. the possibility of staying home with their kids. They recently moved out on their own and Carlos is in school to put himself in position for a higher income. This episode is brought to you by: ZocDoc | Download th…

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159. “How can we raise 3 kids if she only makes $15k?” 1:21:45

6M ago1:21:45

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Caleb and Alex are both 27. They have one young child and foster two sisters, both of whom they intend to adopt soon. As children themselves, Caleb and Alex were immersed in missionary work in South America—an influence that colors how they see, feel, and act with money. This episode is brought to you by: Viator | Download the Viator app and use co…

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158. “We have $2M, why can’t we retire?” (Part 2) 1:10:19

6M ago1:10:19

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Rob and Adrienne are nearing retirement but worried about having enough. In Part 2, we dig into their Conscious Spending Plan to reveal a massively successful investment strategy that remains shrouded by deep lingering fears, $3 questions, and hard-to-break bad habits with money. This episode is brought to you by: Rocket Money | Stop throwing your …

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Money For Couples with Ramit Sethi

Ramit Sethi

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182. “We’re $350k in debt & have no savings. Will I have to work until we die?” 1:27:06

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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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179. “He just turned 50 and we have no savings. I’m panicking.” 1:23:25

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178. How to Get on the Same Page with Your Partner about Money 1:13:47

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177. “We’re stressed about cash flow—but I refuse to sell any of my 8 cars” (Part 2) 1:02:36

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176. “I’m 8 mos pregnant. He only wants to talk about how much the baby will cost” 1:24:59

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175. “I make 5x my bf’s salary—but I’m about to lose my job” 1:15:08

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174. “We make $300k but spend like we make $1M” 1:17:56

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173. “We spend 113% of what we make—but can’t do anything to fix it” (Part 2) 58:45

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172. “We saved for retirement but have no money to spend NOW” (Part 1) 51:14

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171. “I got into a PhD program! But he’s only worrying about the cost” 1:04:53

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170. “We’re worth $1M in our 30s, but we’re missing out on life” 1:02:13

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169. “We flew to Lisbon for Taylor Swift, but my $5 beer is the problem?” 1:13:53

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168. “I’m going to die with student loans. Why should I count them?” 1:09:15

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167. “We took a loan to pay off our credit cards—and maxed them out again” 1:06:28

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166. “I’m embarrassed—we hid $10,000 cash in our closet for 3 years” 1:20:23

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165. “I make 10x my husband’s income. Will we ever feel like equals?” 1:14:43

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164. “I stress over money—but we’re seeing Taylor Swift in France tomorrow” 1:12:39

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163. “I work & watch my infant FT b/c we can’t afford childcare” 1:17:42

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162. “We panic over money—but spend $84K/year on travel and shopping” 1:10:24

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161. “He hid $77k in CC debt from me—but can’t tell me what he bought” 1:17:48

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160. “My entire paycheck goes to daycare. Should I stay home?” 1:14:00

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159. “How can we raise 3 kids if she only makes $15k?” 1:21:45

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158. “We have $2M, why can’t we retire?” (Part 2) 1:10:19

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