Money For Couples with Ramit Sethi
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286. "We have $40,000 in credit card debt, but I can’t say no to my kid"
Ramit Sethi helps Trevor and Lisa, a couple in their 50s, navigate severe financial distress, including a mortgage exceeding their take-home income and significant credit card debt.
How the Rich Buy an Easier Life: A House Manager Reveals All
Ramit Sethi interviews Leah Griffin, a former house manager for ultra-wealthy families, to explore the psychology of meaningful spending.
285. “We bought the perfect house. Now we feel trapped”
Ramit Sethi analyzes the finances of Chloe and Jake, a high-earning couple who bought a large home and took on significant debt for failed business ventures like an RV and Airbnb.
284. "We’re worth $1.8M, but I feel guilty buying a $78 jacket”
Ramit Sethi discusses early retirement with Laura and Jason, a couple with $1.
Inside the Secret World of Ultra-Wealthy Vacations
Ramit Sethi interviews luxury travel advisor Hao Tang to explore the psychology behind high-end spending.
283. “We have 3 kids and live paycheck to paycheck. Are we screwed?”
Ramit Sethi guides Michelle and Jeff, a couple with $186,000 in debt and 87% fixed costs, through a financial crisis rooted in Jeff’s impulse spending and avoidance.
282. "We spend 154% of what we make. Will we ever stop drowning?"
Ramit Sethi analyzes the finances of Addison and James, a newlywed couple in $400,000 of debt whose fixed costs consume 154% of their income.
281. "We have 4 kids and nearly $1M in debt. Are we screwed?”
Ramit Sethi analyzes the finances of Rebecca and Matthew, a couple with $633,000 in debt and $350,000 in student loans who spend more than they earn.
280. "We have $11M in assets. Why are we still living month to month?"
This episode features Margo and Kevin, a high-earning Brooklyn couple with five children who describe themselves as "rich, poor people" despite a net worth of over $9 million.
279. “He lost his $150k job, but I make every decision - can we fix this?”
This episode features Isabelle and Ryan, a married couple navigating financial stress after Ryan’s recent layoff.
278. "We spend 108% of what we make. Are we screwed?"
Ramit Sethi hosts Grace and Chris, a young couple whose fixed costs exceed their income by 8%, despite owning their home.
277. "He has $100K of debt. Should I still marry him?"
Randy and Mac, a couple planning to marry, discuss the strain of Mac’s $100,000 debt on their relationship.
275. "We escaped debt so why are we still spending like this?"
Ramit Sethi advises Mason and Becca, a couple who paid off debt and sold their home for $100,000, on managing their newfound wealth.
274. "We have a newborn and 89% of our income is already spent...Now what?"
Ramit Sethi coaches Shelby and Calvin, a couple with a newborn, $100k income, and no savings, through their dire financial crisis.
273. "We Spend 139% of our Income and still fund our adult kids"
Ramit Sethi helps Mary and Harry, a couple in their 50s and 60s, address their dire financial situation, including $435,000 in debt and fixed costs exceeding 139% of their income.
272. "We own two houses, but can’t afford dinner out"
Ramit Sethi interviews Nicole and Drew, a bi-coastal couple expecting a baby, who struggle with high housing costs for two homes.
271. "He hid $30K of debt a month before our wedding"
Ramit Sethi interviews Sana and Arham, a young couple navigating the aftermath of Arham hiding $30,000 in credit card debt before their wedding.
270. “We’re sacrificing our retirement to pay for our kids’ college”
Ramit Sethi helps Mia and Jake, a blended family with three kids, resolve tension over college funding and low guilt-free spending.
269. "I want to retire, but my wife is too scared"
Ramit Sethi helps Meg and Joe, a couple with $6.
268. "We Make $150K… So why are we broke?"
Ramit Sethi coaches Lauren and Nick, a couple with ADHD and $93,500 in debt, who struggle with impulsive spending despite wanting to buy a home.
267. "She makes 2x more than me. I feel ashamed."
Ramit Sethi coaches Maria and Andre, a couple navigating reversed gender roles where Maria earns significantly more than Andre.
266. "We’re in our 30s fighting over $1000. Can we fix this?"
Ramit Sethi coaches Alexis and Edwins, a couple struggling with financial transparency and cultural differences regarding joint accounts.
265. "We spend 179% of what we make. Are we screwed?"
Ramit Sethi helps Melissa and Taryn, a couple with five children, address their 179% fixed cost ratio after Taryn’s layoff and a $250,000 pool investment.
264. "We’re worth $4M. Why is she so terrified to spend?"
Ramit Sethi interviews Jay and Anna, a couple with a $4 million net worth who struggle to relax despite their wealth.
263. "We spend 102% of what we make. Will we ever stop drowning?"
Ramit Sethi coaches Freya and Blake, a couple with two young children and nearly $100,000 in debt, who are living paycheck to paycheck.
262. "We make $167k. Why do we feel poor?"
Ramit Sethi analyzes the finances of Drew and Amanda, a couple earning $167,000 who feel broke due to 89% fixed costs and low savings.