"The easiest way to get rich is to inherit. The second best is this: knowledge and some discipline. If you're brave enough to do what needs to be done, Ramit will show you how. I highly recommend it." 

Seth Godin, author

"Don't let the lighthearted tone of this book fool you. It contains valuable advice for your financial planning, from budgeting and saving to spending and investing." 

Burton G. Malkiel, author

"Ramit Sethi is a star in the world of personal finance writing. An author who fully understands the needs of his generation... His style combines the carefree attitude of a student with the relentless passion of a Silicon Valley programmer." 

San Francisco Chronicle

"Packed with useful information for those new to managing their money." 

Economic Times

"Particularly appealing to the younger generation, thanks to its relaxed, direct, and straightforward language." 

Business Insider

"Ramit is like the guy you'd want to know in college — the one who would sit with you over a beer and tell you everything you really need to know about finance." 

Christopher Stevenson, Credit Union Executives Society

This is not just another theoretical book with academic advice that sounds nice but doesn’t work in practice. Sethi’s book is practical, realistic, and written in a friendly manner — as if a friend who knows what he’s talking about is speaking to you. It doesn’t promise miracles. It shows you how to get your finances in order, build wealth, and enjoy life without guilt or deprivation.

• Offers simple, actionable strategies that work.
• It is written with humor and in an understandable language.
• Helps you take control of your money and build wealth in the long term.

...you want to develop a better relationship with your money and learn how to invest and save effectively, without needing to become an economist.

Ramit Sethi is an author, entrepreneur, and consultant on money and psychology matters. He has over one million readers on his website iwillteachyoutoberich.com. His articles and interviews have been published in media outlets such as the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal, and he has appeared on popular podcasts. Sethi studied technology and psychology at Stanford University and lives in New York.