This six-week personal finance program by dynamic innovator Ramit Sethi helps 20- to 35-year-olds get a grip on their financial future. Sethi's nonjudgmental approach encourages listeners to follow practical guidelines that start with the four pillars of personal finance and lead to wealth-building entrepreneurship. "A unique voice on money, one singularly attuned to . his generation."-San Francisco Chronicle
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"I love Ramit's approach to personal finance and entrepreneurship, as well as his accessibility (I emailed him a question, he answered it the same day). His stuff just makes sense, and doesn't require a bunch of fluffy nonsense or scolding. Suze Orman can shut up now, I've found my guy. " — Katie (4 out of 5 stars)
"I love Ramit's approach to personal finance and entrepreneurship, as well as his accessibility (I emailed him a question, he answered it the same day). His stuff just makes sense, and doesn't require a bunch of fluffy nonsense or scolding. Suze Orman can shut up now, I've found my guy. "
“Ramit Sethi is a rising star in the world of personal finance writing…singularly attuned to the sensibility of his generation.”
“Don’t let the breezy irreverent style of this book fool you. It contains serious advice on personal-finance decisions from budgeting and savings to spending and investing.”
“[This book will] pay for itself by the end of chapter one.”
“Ramit demystifies complex concepts with wit and an expert understanding of finances. Not only is this book informative, it is fun and includes fresh tips that will help anyone master their finances.”
" Highly recommended for anyone in their 20's or 30's. There's a lot of great stuff in here for young people to get their finances in order. "
" The book was fun to read and had some great advise. It's quite US specific, though. But even though I couldn't relate much to multiple credit cards with bizarre ranking systems or 401(k) and roth ira, those sections were fun (and educational) to read too. "
" Good book.. Must read for young people.. "
" This book was quite insightful, even for a seasoned financial planner ;). Lots of good advice, well written and excellently laid out! "
" Great, great book for anyone wanting to streamline their personal financial life. Ramit is a great writer, too. Very easy read. "
" Awesome book about financial literacy! Highly recommended for any 20-something who wants to get a handle on their finances. Extremely easy read. "
" One of the most obnoxious book covers I've ever seen... but so far, pretty helpful. "
" Good money tips for a newbie like myself "
" I dig this guy. He's funny and straightforward. Some of the chapters contain obvious information, but it's still entertaining and useful. "
" Pretty good read. Good advice to get started with a financial plan. "
" I thought it was great. It really explained many different concepts of money that I never understood. "
" Awesome book! Every one should read this. "
" Great book. Buy it and learn from it. I saved over 1800 dollars after reading. "
" Decent book if you want to learn how to manage your money, I wouldn't count on getting rich though. "
" Obnoxious title, fantastic financial advice for young adults. "
" Great book, pretty much all you need to know about personal finance in one little volume.. Go get it and live it... "
" Good, basic information, entertainingly presented. I still prefer Dave Ramsey's _Total Money Makeover_, but Sethi's book would be excellent for a young adult who is spending too much, not saving for retirement, etc. "
" Really intuitive. Take what you need and leave the rest. "
" Excellent easy to read and enjoyable romp about finance. Easy stories, easy ways to resolve things. This book makes you want to accomplish lots and focus on what is important to you. "
" Sethi breaks down the basics of personal finances in clear, simple language. I highly recommend it for anyone under 35 who wants to organize and optimize their money. "
" This author is so comfortable in his writing. He really relates to the reader and has good insights. This is a great read for people wanting to focus on financial goals. "
" Great intro to personal finance for 20-somethings. Highly recommended as it will motivate and teach you how to save and prepare for your future financially. Ramit Sethi's style is fun and makes for a quick read. "
" Another decent personal finance book. Much more applied and up to date than Rich Dad. The cheap Indian author provides good script for how to bargain with cellular/cable companies on your monthly fees, and provides reasonable banking/investment advice. "
" This is personal finance 101 written with a good bit of humor. I mostly enjoyed Sethi poking fun at his Indian background and reading the book with an Indian accent. "
" Great book, full of action points, it could have been a great powerpoint presentation too!. "
" This book isnt only one of the best book on personal finance I've ever read but its also the funniest one.Smart and practical,a great place where the basics of money managment from budgeting and savings to spending and investing. "
" Loved it. Talks about practical ways to get your finances together. Perfect for someone in their twenties who needs to know about personal finance. "
" LOVED this book! It was written in a really irreverent tone that made it a page turner, but the info was invaluable - highly recommended. "
Ramit Sethi is the New York Times bestselling author of I Will Teach You to Be Rich. He co-founded PBwiki and graduated from Stanford, where he studied technology and psychology. He lives in New York.
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