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# I Will Teach You to Be Rich: No Guilt. No Excuses. Just a 6-Week Program That Works (Second Edition)

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desertcart.com: I Will Teach You to Be Rich: No Guilt. No Excuses. Just a 6-Week Program That Works (Second Edition): 9781523505746: Sethi, Ramit: Books

Review: My favorite book - nothing has compared so far! - This is my favorite book that I return to over and over again. It is the one I gift the most frequently to friends, family, and recent grads. From my own experience, I disagree about this book not being for people under 20 (while simultaneously agreeing, so let me explain). I read most of the book when I was 18 as an undergrad and revisited a couple time till I graduated college and got my teaching credential at 25. I both read and scanned, sometimes without fully comprehending and without being able to implement, well, really any of the recommendations. And yet, the guidance was still super useful because I didn't make financially unsavvy decisions that would delay my being able to set up a savvy, automated financial system upon graduation and earning an income. For example, I saw a lot of my peers making decisions such as buying a new car upon receiving their first paycheck or two because they could afford the payments (or even prior to graduation) - the payments that would put their fixed costs at 90% of their income and cause them to live paycheck-to-paycheck with a ton of stress!! This book gave me the vague and general understanding of what I was going to try to set up before I had the means to do so, before I was even earning a real income. It helped me determine and sort out my financial values and figure out how I wanted to live my life. It helped me choose a financially responsible spouse who also read the book. Ramit's guidance helped us arrive at similar financial values and systems from the start. We're so glad we have the tools to talk about money without stress. We've had many friends speak to us about how they have such a hard time talking about money with their partners because the partner just shuts down about it. We sympathize, and as a result of their transparency about their own struggles, we don't take for granted how empowered we are because of this book. (And how brilliant of Ramit to supplement with his podcast of the same title to listen to couples have these conversations) The book is easy(ish) to follow. I would recommend just accepting that you won't understand everything the first time through, but I realized later that I understood more than I thought and rereading sections really helped. I love the way it is organized into "weeks." Each "week" has steps that are actionable and gave me *the* guide to set up my finances. What's great is you can sort of "pause" at certain weeks when it takes longer to set up what you need to. For example, I graduated with about $4,000 in credit card debt. I read on so I know what was coming, but I had to pause after Weeks 1-3 as I prioritized paying off that CC debt (which I did within 4 months). I was able to create a debt payoff plan: I chose to use my student loan grace period to pay off the CC aggressively, then start paying off my student loan debt with minimum payments while building up the funds to open my Roth IRA at Vanguard, and so on. I automated everything and literally one day looked at my Roth and was like, "How did I get so much money?!" And that's on a teacher's and adjunct university lecturer's low pay! I'm not kidding when I say it's almost like it happened by accident - I set up everything immediately after college graduation and never felt like my life was limited or lacking from putting aside money each month. I was able to determine which order to pay things and how to allocate my paycheck. I've been able to keep my fixed costs low and build up a nest egg so I am under little financial stress, even through my periods of low pay and job insecurity. I just can't say enough good things. Read it now even if you can't implement. Read it even if it doesn't make sense to you (yet!). It's so worth it.
Review: So useful I send it to all my young adult family members - This is one of those rare personal finance books I actually keep coming back to. Whenever I have a question about money, whether it's optimizing my credit cards, thinking through investments, or just needing a reality check, I flip through it for a refresher. It's practical in a way most finance books aren't. What I appreciate most is how clear Ramit's advice is. He doesn't just tell you what to do, he explains why it matters and walks you through the reasoning. No confusing jargon, no vague platitudes, just actionable steps you can actually take. And here's the thing: he's not trying to sell you anything. No affiliate links for investment platforms, no pitch for his courses buried in the chapters. It's just solid, honest advice from someone who wants you to get your money right. I've sent this book to all my younger family members. If someone I care about is just starting to think seriously about their finances, this is the book I want them to read first. It builds the foundation they need without overwhelming them. If you're looking for a straightforward guide that you'll reference for years, not just read once and forget, this is it.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Best Sellers Rank | #292 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #1 in Wealth Management (Books) #4 in Personal Finance (Books) #18 in Success Self-Help |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (22,986) |
| Dimensions  | 6 x 0.75 x 8.95 inches |
| Edition  | Revised |
| ISBN-10  | 1523505745 |
| ISBN-13  | 978-1523505746 |
| Item Weight  | 1.04 pounds |
| Language  | English |
| Print length  | 352 pages |
| Publication date  | May 14, 2019 |
| Publisher  | Workman Publishing Company |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ My favorite book - nothing has compared so far!
*by A***N on June 3, 2024*

This is my favorite book that I return to over and over again. It is the one I gift the most frequently to friends, family, and recent grads. From my own experience, I disagree about this book not being for people under 20 (while simultaneously agreeing, so let me explain). I read most of the book when I was 18 as an undergrad and revisited a couple time till I graduated college and got my teaching credential at 25. I both read and scanned, sometimes without fully comprehending and without being able to implement, well, really any of the recommendations. And yet, the guidance was still super useful because I didn't make financially unsavvy decisions that would delay my being able to set up a savvy, automated financial system upon graduation and earning an income. For example, I saw a lot of my peers making decisions such as buying a new car upon receiving their first paycheck or two because they could afford the payments (or even prior to graduation) - the payments that would put their fixed costs at 90% of their income and cause them to live paycheck-to-paycheck with a ton of stress!! This book gave me the vague and general understanding of what I was going to try to set up before I had the means to do so, before I was even earning a real income. It helped me determine and sort out my financial values and figure out how I wanted to live my life. It helped me choose a financially responsible spouse who also read the book. Ramit's guidance helped us arrive at similar financial values and systems from the start. We're so glad we have the tools to talk about money without stress. We've had many friends speak to us about how they have such a hard time talking about money with their partners because the partner just shuts down about it. We sympathize, and as a result of their transparency about their own struggles, we don't take for granted how empowered we are because of this book. (And how brilliant of Ramit to supplement with his podcast of the same title to listen to couples have these conversations) The book is easy(ish) to follow. I would recommend just accepting that you won't understand everything the first time through, but I realized later that I understood more than I thought and rereading sections really helped. I love the way it is organized into "weeks." Each "week" has steps that are actionable and gave me *the* guide to set up my finances. What's great is you can sort of "pause" at certain weeks when it takes longer to set up what you need to. For example, I graduated with about $4,000 in credit card debt. I read on so I know what was coming, but I had to pause after Weeks 1-3 as I prioritized paying off that CC debt (which I did within 4 months). I was able to create a debt payoff plan: I chose to use my student loan grace period to pay off the CC aggressively, then start paying off my student loan debt with minimum payments while building up the funds to open my Roth IRA at Vanguard, and so on. I automated everything and literally one day looked at my Roth and was like, "How did I get so much money?!" And that's on a teacher's and adjunct university lecturer's low pay! I'm not kidding when I say it's almost like it happened by accident - I set up everything immediately after college graduation and never felt like my life was limited or lacking from putting aside money each month. I was able to determine which order to pay things and how to allocate my paycheck. I've been able to keep my fixed costs low and build up a nest egg so I am under little financial stress, even through my periods of low pay and job insecurity. I just can't say enough good things. Read it now even if you can't implement. Read it even if it doesn't make sense to you (yet!). It's so worth it.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ So useful I send it to all my young adult family members
*by C***D on November 3, 2025*

This is one of those rare personal finance books I actually keep coming back to. Whenever I have a question about money, whether it's optimizing my credit cards, thinking through investments, or just needing a reality check, I flip through it for a refresher. It's practical in a way most finance books aren't. What I appreciate most is how clear Ramit's advice is. He doesn't just tell you what to do, he explains why it matters and walks you through the reasoning. No confusing jargon, no vague platitudes, just actionable steps you can actually take. And here's the thing: he's not trying to sell you anything. No affiliate links for investment platforms, no pitch for his courses buried in the chapters. It's just solid, honest advice from someone who wants you to get your money right. I've sent this book to all my younger family members. If someone I care about is just starting to think seriously about their finances, this is the book I want them to read first. It builds the foundation they need without overwhelming them. If you're looking for a straightforward guide that you'll reference for years, not just read once and forget, this is it.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I bought it four times — a life-changing guide to money and financial freedom! 💰
*by D***S on October 13, 2025*

I bought this book for myself, and then three more times — one in Spanish for my husband and two English copies as gifts for friends. That’s how much I loved it! Ramit Sethi explains personal finance in such a simple and relatable way that even if you’ve never understood money before, you’ll finally get it. He teaches step by step, with patience and clarity, as if he were guiding you like a baby taking your first steps toward financial freedom. The book is practical, motivating, and eye-opening. It completely changed the way I see saving, investing, and spending. I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to take control of their finances and build real wealth — without guilt or confusion.

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