203. “He makes 3x more, but wants to split everything 50/50”

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278. "We spend 108% of what we make. Are we screwed?"

Ramit unpacks how to stop overspending, take control of your money as a couple, and prepare financially for starting a family. Ramit Sethi of I Will Teach You to Be Rich talks with Grace and Chris, who are 30 and 29 and have been married for six months. They have around $119,500 ...  Show more

277. "He has $100K of debt. Should I still marry him?"

Ramit unpacks whether Randy can move toward marriage while Mack brings $100,000 of debt into their future together and whether that debt could become a problem they both have to live with. Randy and Mack are in their early 30s, and are talking seriously about marriage. But their ...  Show more

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