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I Will Teach You To Be Rich [Kindle Edition]

Ramit Sethi (Author)

3.9 out of 5 stars See all reviews (14 customer reviews) |

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‘Don’t let the breezy irreverent style of this book fool you. It contains serious advice on personal-finance decisions from budgeting and savings to spending and investing.’ (Burton G Malkiel, author of A Random Walk Down Wall Street )

'Ramit Sethi is a rising star in the world of personal finance writing . . . singularly attuned to the sensibility of his generation . . .' (San Francisco Chronicle )

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'Don't let the breezy irreverent style of this book fool you. It contains serious advice on personal-finance decisions from budgeting and savings to spending and investing.' -- Burton G Malkiel, author of A Random Walk Down Wall Street Ramit Sethi is a rising star in the world of personal finance writing ... one singularly attuned to the sensibility of his generation ... His style is part frat boy and part Silicone Valley geek, with a little bit of San Francisco hipster thrown in. -- San Francisco Chronicle

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Format: Kindle Edition
File Size: 903 KB
Print Length: 288 pages
Publisher: Hodder & Stoughton (21 Jan 2010)
Sold by: Amazon Media EU S.� r.l.
Language English
ASIN: B003M5IA8E
Text-to-Speech: Enabled

Average Customer Review: 3.9 out of 5 stars See all reviews (14 customer reviews)

Amazon Bestsellers Rank: #79,813 Paid in Kindle Store (See Top 100 Paid in Kindle Store)

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4 of 5 people found the following review helpful

Excellent Book 2 Nov 2010

By Mr. N. Curran

Format:Paperback

I came across Ramits blog one day after having financial difficulty for a long time. Distrusting automatically the scammy sounding name I decided to read the content and I was blown away by a lot of the simple counter intuitive advice on personal finance and even making money (read his best �20 you'll ever spend post and I guarantee you'll buy this book) It's helped me with my finances and I'm going on a foreign holiday in a couple of weeks for the first time in 8 years because the book helped me so much. And even the books he recommends are great and helpful in starting business's. So I tell you to go out and read this book even if you think you are financially smart this book is an eye opener to the type of finances and money you should be having not what you do have and advice on improving your career and money making (not just money saving) skills too.

So I 100% recommend people to go out there and buy it

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9 of 12 people found the following review helpful

Some decent basic advice and a lot of hype 17 Dec 2010

By The Emperor TOP 500 REVIEWER

Format:Paperback

Quite a lot of reasonable advice in this book, mixed in with a lot of waffle. It is also intended for the American market.

All the advice that he offers is freely available, he hasn't come up with any of it himself. Maybe your first step to getting rich should be to not buy this book and look at websites like Motley Fool and moneysaving expert and lots of others.

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don`t be put off by the title 20 May 2012

By G. T. Vadakkel

Format:Paperback

This is a great book for the ordinary person who wants to get into money ladder.

This is one of those books I didn`t initially care to read because of the too flashy title(other being 7 habits of highly effective people). As the saying goes-don`t judge a book by its cover-even it is too flashy to be good.

As many critics has pointed out-this might be common advice that is freely available anywhere. But as an ordinary person, I haven`t found these advices before--and more importantly, I wouldn`t have realized the importance of it. Ramit clearly points out what to be done and explains why.

The best thing about this book is that it puts a lot of "common" advice into a highly readable single whole.(It clearly says what to do - and not think positive to be rich philosophy although I have nothing against it) Particularly the automation system which takes a lot of money/savings worry out of your mind. It also gives clear concise information about share market-for the first in my life I understood the difference between shares,bonds,funds etc.

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Good Read...

A good book with some practical approaches. Given the UK version has been modified for the local Market it's all the more useful. Read more

Published 14 days ago by Vivek

Exactly what you expect from Ramit.

I put off buying it for a long time (mostly because I wasn't earning 'enough' of an income to bother) and now I can't for the life of me figure out why. Read more

Published 1 month ago by Heather Craik

useful book in good price

I am satisfied with the book, in terms of content, price and delivery. I recommend it to those who need a different approach to come through the crisis. Thanks a lot!

Published 2 months ago by Despoina Traganou

Great tips. A good read.

I bought this book with the knowledge that all books profess to make you rich in one way or another. Read more

Published 4 months ago by chapitamaster

Complete, practical and entertaining personal finance guide

This book does not provide any revolutionary idea to manage personal finances but it is complete, fun to read and offer common sense advices. Read more

Published 15 months ago by Avid Reader

Unhelpful

This book contains advice that is just common sense. For example, on page 41 we are told "pay more money to the card with the highest APR, because it's costing you the most". Read more

Published 20 months ago by abc

Every young&old should read this book

Already with first 50 pages it gives you clear idea from what you should start to do right now to save money and become rich(er) at least when not rich. For sure better off. Read more

Published 20 months ago by Siim Metsla

College students should read this book and get college credit for it

For young people, this book is perfect. I am so excited that it was published. Maybe the title is a little too much because this book is more about saving money, budgeting, credit... Read more

Published on 15 Nov 2009 by Mariusz Skonieczny

A cheesy title but an interesting book

I gave it 4 stars, even though it's a good and interesting book it's very oriented to the US. So some of the examples he gave aren't 100% applicable here in the UK. Read more

Published on 3 Sep 2009 by Steven C

Should have had this years ago..

With the information in these pages i should have made a packet.. i'll be passing this onto my sons.. a great book.

Published on 16 Jun 2009 by Mr. B. PAGE

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