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

277. "He has $100K of debt. Should I still ma...

Up next

276. "I resent carrying our finances. Can we fix this?"

Ramit unpacks how resentment, unequal workloads, and conflicting ideas about money can push a marriage to breaking point, even when the numbers suggest a couple should be doing well. Ramit Sethi of I Will Teach You To Be Rich speaks with Lauren and Robert, a married couple who ha ...  Show more

275. "We escaped debt so why are we still spending like this?"

Ramit unpacks how to stop overspending, stay out of debt, and start building wealth as this couple confronts the spending habits they thought they had already fixed. Three years ago, Mason and Becca finally confronted a financial reality they had been avoiding. Despite good caree ...  Show more

Recommended Episodes

Money Money Money (MONNAAYY!)
We're Your Girls

Let’s talk money—the thing we all need but no one seems to talk about enough… OR at all! Taryn & Tiffani are getting real about finances, making it, spending it, losing it, and trying to figure out WTF we’re actually doing. From leaving their jobs to go full-time in the content c ...  Show more

Money Matters
Best Of Dr. Phil

Are you in debt? During these tough economic times with foreclosures on the rise and gas prices through the roof,more and morefamilies are panickingabouttheir financial stability,and someare onlyone paycheck away from being on the street.Would you and your family know what to do ...  Show more

329: From Extreme Poverty to DIY Wealth and 2 Full-Time Incomes w/The She Wolfe of Wall Street
BiggerPockets Money

Wealth-building isn’t a pre-formulated path for most people. For those raised in poverty, the thought of financial stability seems like a far-out dream. Achieving financial independence or early retirement basically becomes an afterthought, or a fantasy only someone else could ac ...  Show more

The Desire To Have More: Your Relationship With Money
The R Spot with Iyanla

In this week’s episode, Iyanla dives into the power money can have over us. The first caller feels she does not have the funds to live within her means, while the second caller works two jobs to make sure her family never goes without. Iyanla helps these callers redefine their mo ...  Show more