Ramit talks travel tips, real estate & money for kids
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 มิ.ย. 2024
- Ramit Sethi of I Will Teach You To Be Rich answers questions from members of his Money Coaching program. In today’s episode: Ramit’s favorite services that he uses when he travels, how to handle FOMO when you're investing, and also how to handle traveling with other people.
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Can’t-miss moments:
00:00:00 - Opening
00:01:06 - 1: How should I talk to my kids about money?
00:03:51 - 2: What do you do when you feel like you made a wrong choice?
00:09:59 - 3: How do you merge two different dream vacations when traveling with a spouse?
00:13:42- 4: What are some services you use to make traveling easier?
00:20:46 - 5: How do I stop myself from oversharing the costs of things?
00:28:35 - 6: How do I factor in a one time emergency or surprise medical expense?
00:31:22 - 7: What percent of your take home income should one keep for education or personal development?
00:33:17 - 8: Kathleen’s example of Rich Life generosity
00:34:30 - 9: If you do not have an emergency fund, how do you prioritize that goal vs. guilt-free spending?
00:40:36 - 10: When traveling with others, how do you handle splitting costs?
00:44:06 - 11: How do I know if my budget is reasonable for the destination?
00:45:34 - 12: Am I missing out on real estate?
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The most invaluable channel I've ever watched. Thank you, Ramit!
My three favorite channels: I Will Teach You To Be Rich, StockBrotha, & How Money Works. Make my week complete! 🔥 🔥 🔥
Thank you for covering real estate FOMO. I feel like I'm being gaslit constantly by people who think that buying is ALWAYS a good idea.
people are sheep! do your own thing and try to find the right advice!
something always being anything is a nutty concept lol
Thank you, I was going hard on my Emergency Savings, and completely ignoring my expense account. It was stressful. Now that I balanced it out, I feel so much better. You are soooooo on point with this talk. Thanks again ❤
It's not about how much you make, it's all about how much you save and invest! Keep your fixed expense low, pay off all the debt and then start investing the savings! It's not about how much you accumulate but it's all about how much you experience! When you travel you experience life and create memories!
This is a really vulnerable comment but can i just say that Ramit hits a father figure model for me? My dad is a first generation + narcissist so I never had the concept of a healthy father who knew how to secure themselves financially in the US. Ramit is confident, he takes care of himself, he teaches others how to do the same, AND he teaches how to be financially secure emotionally and physically. Thanks man, lol. :)
Agree
thanks for sharing that. your fathers mental illness made him miss out on a great relationship
My parents worked on an old trailer that they fully renovated and sold for a profit, but they tracked every penny they spent, including the average cost of supplies that they already had on hand. Their gross profit was 8,500 but after what they put into it and spread over the time they spent, they made 4.23 per hour. They enjoyed the project though, and they got to use it for a bit before selling it, so good on them. If your hobby makes you money even if it is just a little, that is much better than a hobby that costs you hundreds a month.
This man is a genius! I love how his perspective has changed my life for the better!
Shipping luggage within Japan is the BEST. Chefs kiss. Please note its best done from hotel to hotel or if the location can guarantee someone is on-site to recieve it. Cost is by size of bag not the weight. Omg I want this in the states. Sharing if you still want to try this out. Also as a tip have a day bag with essentials and 1 or 2 change of clothes. Didn't need it after doing this multiple times on a trip.
😂😂 I’m totally that person who says I got it at Marshall’s! Ugh!
That vacation advice could easily work for general relationship topics
SOPs for traveling is definitely my next step! 😍
I can so relate when it comes to over sharing on cost of things. Ten minutes before watching this video I texted my husband telling him what I bought……and the great deal that I got. 🤣 Moving forward, if someone pays me a compliment then I will simplify my response with saying thank you.
you are so inspiring !!! I have good income and good mind set but no plan and how to invest and in where to invest for good return ? My husband has different mind set but he doesn't stop supporting me .Can you please help me how, how much, where and when to invest ?
This was a great episode! Thank you, Ramit!
Thank you, another great episode. We are actively working to live our best rich life. Just read this quote the other day, which I firmly believe;
“Buy experiences, not things. Spending on experiences makes people happier than spending on things. Things get broken and go out of style. Experiences get better every time you talk about them.”
- Jean Chatzky
I ran across your channel about a month ago and I’m OBSESSED with listening to alllll your episodes! I love how you get into the psychology of money and keep it real. I’m not a big fluff person so it’s perfect for me. I plan to watch your Netflix show also. I purchased both your book and workbook and am excited to get into it! When it comes to shipping your suitcase for travel, have you considered FedEx express? The express branch is a flight company so they’re fast and a stand up company. If your bags are not delivered on time, you get your money back with ease. However, I’m not sure how it would do for international.
same im almost done with all of them. been on the system for four months. life changed lol
Thank you i love it
Thanks you 🙏🏾
Hi Remit...
Just watched all the episodes of your show.
I would like to know your perspective on small business owners (cleaning services). I struggle with personnel, keeping the good ones, payroll, and the extras
omg I really overshare the cost of things a lot and justify a lot and I always talk about how I got it on sale or discount or preloved. Especially since growing up, the cost of things was always talked about, anytime I'd buy something - my parents would remind me of WHY I couldn't afford it. So now, I feel like I have to justify it even if its a lie.
As for luggage free, hearing your trip-up with Luggage-Free esp. considering that AMEX Plat offer 15% off, I expected better. Thanks for actually giving the brief review on this.
Whoa never been here this early. Listening to this at 3am
When I was young & broke, "Taco Bell" Rocked! Meals for $2!
Love the travel recommendations...VERY helpful. I would definitely use a transport luggage service...Glad to know NOT to use Luggage Free. 🙏
There’s a luggage service in Japan that was perfect. I don’t know the name, but the logo is cats. Amazing.
On the topic of over sharing on costs, its funny, in my family there is a sense of pride and excitement when someone compliments a personal item and we say something to the tune of “Right? 5$ at Marshalls”. I wonder if this behavior still ties back to a fear of wasting money.
Omg! Tell me about it Got stuck in Philly Airport in September. Used American Airlines....never again!
I takes so much realization to know some random people who are getting rich by luck or whatever reason is not a part of your rich life.
Ramit! I have a trip in American 😢 soon
Thanks for all this helpful info. As always!! Just a thought, I would think if I ran into you in person, I would want to brag as well that I got a good deal. Or shopped wisely. Sounds like maybe that’s what people are doing. 😂
Luggage free has such good reviews. And even has A+ on BBB. Interesting he had such a terrible experience.
“Stupid Steve 😂” hahahaha🤣hilarious!
About the real estate FOMO. We need to look into what matters to us and only do that. Societal norms will ruin you if not. I don't understand why we all have to have the same things, live the same life etc. It sounds boring. There is so much more to life than this. Buy the house only if YOU want or don't buy it. In any case you'll be just fine 😊
I'm excited for this episode. I know it's going to be good.
It looks like I'm paying a 5.76% fee when money is taken out each month for my Roth IRA through Ameriprise. Not great but at least it's on the money going in vs the growth right?
dun dun dunnnnnn
Ugh. I wanted a couples session sad😢
Why don’t you like American Airlines?
I too want to cat walk the airport without luggage! 😃
OMG… my entire Midwestern family minimizes cost when receiving a compliment. 😂 Why is this a Midwestern behavior? The reason a car is not important to Ramit is because he has access to public transportation. Having a dependable car (10 years old or less) can be the difference between life and death where I live.
Many people use the reliable car to buy the most insanely expensive cars with huge car payments. It’s a balance. Run the numbers and own the consequences. Buy the car you can afford.
They said *luggage free* and mean *forever* 🌈😅🙈
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Could you please make short duration videos (10-20mins) ? It would be extremely helpful
You might want to check out the time stamps.
If I had a nickel for all the people who told me I am crazy to not be jumping right back into buying real estate after I "prematurely" (their word, not mine) sold the home where I raised my family, I'd be able to pay cash for a new one lol. "You're just throwing your money away." "What are you going to do when you retire?" "You have to own something." No, I'm not. I'm going to be fine when I retire. And, no, I don't.
If I want to spent 100k/yr in retirement and I plan to retire in 15 years. Should I consider a 3% inflation rate when I'm calculating my 4% safe withdraw number? That means I would have to save like I will really need closer to 157,000/ year. Right? Am I looking at it wrong?
Does anyone know how to join Ramits slack channel?
iwt.com/moneycoaching
Tips for rich people.
These are the same people who would justify their lives.
Too much planning ahahha
The BEST way to have a 4-6 week sabbatical? Never have kids 🤣. #True (fyi - I have kids, lol)
Save and bring kids with you.
😂 I just told me cousin that she couldn’t bring her kids to our New York trip.