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How do the ultra-wealthy use money to make everyday life easier and what can we learn from the people who run their homes? Ramit goes behind the scenes with former house manager Lea Griffin to explore how wealthy families buy back their time, delegate daily decisions, and build a team they trust. From anticipating every household need to handling extraordinary requests, Lea ...


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Ramit digs into why a couple with a $692,000 net worth feels trapped by a house they no longer want and afraid to give up their 2.7% mortgage.

Ramit Sethi of I Will Teach You to Be Rich talks with Chloe, 32, and Jake, 30, who have been together for ten years. They bought a 3,000-square-foot house on 1.5 acres because they believed homeownership was a smart fin...


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Ramit digs into why a couple worth $1.8 million and earning around $818,000 a year still struggle to feel financially secure, even when it comes to buying a $78 jacket.

Ramit Sethi of I Will Teach You to Be Rich talks with Laura and Jason, both 38, who have built significant wealth and are considering retiring in their early 40s. Jason believes they can stop w...


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What does a $400,000 family vacation actually look like, and what could possibly make a hotel villa worth $15,000 a night? Ramit goes behind the scenes with luxury travel advisor Hao Tang to uncover the secret world of luxury vacations that most people never get to experience.
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00:00 Introduction
00:57 What Does a $400,000 Vacation Get...


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Ramit digs into how years of impulse spending, money avoidance, and unequal financial responsibility have left a couple earning around $178,000 a year with $186,000 in debt and just $571 in savings.

Ramit Sethi talks with Michelle and Jeff, both 45, who have three children and are approaching 20 years of marriage. They’re earning more than ever, but still living payche...


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