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CEO & author of New York Times bestseller, I Will Teach You To Be Rich. 1 million readers on business, money, careers, psychology.

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  1. 2 hours ago

    Today’s topics on my :60 Show: • Best checking/savings accounts • College 529 • Debit card vs credit card

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  2. Oct 7

    If you have a personal loan at 18%, what should you do? My answer in the video below! This is part a new 60-second show I’m doing on Instagram answering questions on money, business, psychology, and careers More at

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  3. Oct 5

    I love seeing comments like this about our new course on delegating to an assistant. Learn how to buy back your time and focus on what matters. The course closes tonight.

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  4. Retweeted
    Oct 4

    PLEASE DO NOT PUT A SUBSTANTIAL PERCENTAGE OF YOUR LIFE'S SAVINGS INTO A SINGLE STOCK UNLESS YOU ARE QUITE RICH PLEASE

    there are a bunch of people replying to elon musk begging him to stop tweeting because every time he does, they lose all their money.
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  5. Oct 5

    Little-known credit card perks you should use: - Purchase protection - Automatic extended warranties - Concierge service Check the video for how I use them Thanks

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  6. Oct 4

    I'm trying something new -- Ramit's :60 Show on Instagram. Send me your questions on IG about money, business, psychology, and careers! I'll answer as many as I can

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  7. Oct 4

    "Every time someone asks me if they should invest in bitcoin, I just ask them one simple question"

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  8. Oct 3

    I'm looking for stories from people who messed up with credit cards: - You didn't get a credit card for too long (restricting your credit) - You got the wrong CC (e.g., retail card) - You didn't set up autopay and got dinged Can I share your story?

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  9. Oct 3

    In many parts of life, the more you pay, the more you get In investing, that isn't true. In fact, it's almost always the opposite: the less you pay, the better net results you get

    Replying to @ramit @WellBuiltStyle
    It’s not a matter of cost, it’s a matter of value. What are you receiving in return for your expense? Fees should be an important consideration when selecting an investment manager, but it should not be the ONLY consideration.
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  10. Retweeted
    Oct 1

    Forget the advice to cut back spending—this is the way to get rich, according to self-made millionaire Sethi:

    This mindset will make you rich
    Self-made millionaire: Forget the advice to cut back spending—this is the way to get rich
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  11. Oct 3

    I get lots of Qs about how the rich use tax shelters. In general, these aren't as prevalent as you think. High earners pay a ton in taxes. But for the ultra rich, there are loopholes. Or you can run decades of outright fraud, as reported in the NYT:

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  12. Oct 3

    I'm thinking we should get a few people's investment returns Dig through them And show how much they actually paid in fees (For example, 2% fees can reduce returns by 60%+) People who would be shocked: -Teachers -Super wealthy -Almost everyone LMK if you're interested

    Terrific article on how many so-called "sophisticated" investments trick investors into believing in superior performance. If you think hedge funds or PE are dream investments for you, think again. Another great piece:
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  13. Oct 3

    Terrific article on how many so-called "sophisticated" investments trick investors into believing in superior performance. If you think hedge funds or PE are dream investments for you, think again. Another great piece:

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  14. Oct 3

    4 lessons that learned from $0 in sales: 1. Getting customers to spend more with isn't easy 2. When your market tells you “no,” don’t ignore them 3. A map and a calendar can be your enemy 4. Get over yourself an sell the damn thing.

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  15. Retweeted
    Oct 2

    I don’t need a VA (yet) — but I already know that this course will be magnificent. So if any of you are looking to outsource (multiply your time and get rid of the stuff you hate doing) — I urge you to check this one out from ... frfr

    Introducing DELEGATE & DONE, a new course on saving hours of time every week: - The exact playbook my assistant and I use to save time on emails, travel planning, scheduling and more - How to find an assistant and delegate - Advanced productivity tactics
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  16. Oct 2

    On the same day that Donovan sent his angry message (below), we launched a new course on delegation that people are loving. Be mindful who you listen to.

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  17. Oct 2

    If you could delegate anything from your life, what would it be? My examples: - Travel planning (including using points vs. cash) - Booking meetings (scheduling, picking location, confirming) - Sending gifts at the right time - Reordering things like paper towels What's yours?

    Introducing DELEGATE & DONE, a new course on saving hours of time every week: - The exact playbook my assistant and I use to save time on emails, travel planning, scheduling and more - How to find an assistant and delegate - Advanced productivity tactics
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  18. Oct 2

    Introducing DELEGATE & DONE, a new course on saving hours of time every week: - The exact playbook my assistant and I use to save time on emails, travel planning, scheduling and more - How to find an assistant and delegate - Advanced productivity tactics

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  19. Oct 2

    Wedding spending: Everyone starts out with the same idea: “I just want a small, simple wedding.” The usual advice is to create a budget and cut back on everything. I disagree. My take on wedding spending:

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    Sep 26
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    10 years ago: It's difficult to save (for wedding, condo, vacation etc). now: set up sub-accounts for every major bucket with consistent (ideally automated) monthly transfers. idiot proof and life-changing. ty, Ramit!

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