By: Ramit Sethi (2010)
ISBN 978-0-7611-4748-0
Book Price: $ 15.95
Taught about being rich
In this book, you can discover how to start with any amount of money and get rich.
Be rich
Ramit Sethi is the founder and writer of iwillteachyoutoberich.com, which hosts more than 250,000 readers each month. He is a recent graduate of Stanford University and a co-founder of PBwiki, an online collaboration company. He is a New York Times bestselling author who appears on ABC News, CNN, and the Wall Street Journal, etc.
Learning to be rich
Ramit Sethi presents 9 chapters to help readers learn to be rich. He shares about optimizing credit cards (Chapter 1), beating the banks (Chapter 2), investing (Chapter 3), spending consciously (Chapter 4), saving while you sleep (Chapter 5), the myth of financial economics. experience (ch. 6), choosing a portfolio that will make you rich (ch. 7), optimizing finances (ch. 8), and more.
Enjoy learning how money works
Ramit Sethi has a fresh style intended to empower readers to enjoy the enrichment process. He says, “Spend extravagantly on the things you love and cut costs mercilessly on the things you don’t love. This book isn’t about telling you to stop buying latte. Instead, it’s about being able to spend more. in things you love … “
Ramit employees aim to deliver concise keys. Talking about credit cards and how to get out of debt, he shares, “The six commandments of credit cards … 1. Pay your credit card regularly … 2. Get a waiver of all charges on your card … 3. Negotiate a lower APR (annual percentage rate) … 4. Keep your cards for a long time and keep them active … “
Ramit’s teaching is peppered with helpful tips like, “Online savings accounts let you earn a lot more interest with less hassle.” These suggestions add value to readers and keep interest high!
Powerful headlines like “Investing is the most effective way to get rich” will inspire interest and attract readers.
Sethi works hard to correct misconceptions, as in the cheap frugal V’s. He suggests, “… we confuse frugality with cheapness … Frugality isn’t about cutting your expenses on everything … It’s about making your own decisions …”
The appeal of Ramit Sethi’s teaching is his intermittent focus on profit. He conveys: “Unlike other people, who care about money (because they never learned how it works), you can focus on the things you love.”
Get good results
Ramit Sethi skillfully instructs readers to do well while maintaining an attractive presentation of ideas.
