Remember, I have a free newsletter that I send out occasionally.
Lots of stuff there that you'll never find on this site. It's free. You can stay up-to-date with new stuff on this site. And you'll never be spammed. What else could you ask for?
How about free money?
Ramit- How many newsletters have you sent out in the past 2 months and what exactly can we find on the newsletter over this site?
Not very often--about 2 times in the last 2 months. Beyond a list of what new articles I've written, I started adding links to sites I've read. Sometimes they talk about personal finance explicitly, or sometimes they're just tangentially related. I'm going to be adding some more stuff to upcoming newsletters, too, so it's up to you...
PS--If you have any ideas of what you'd like to see, let me know.
How come you are releasing a newsletter and not using a blog post or creating a seperate 'newsletterish' type blog? Something that can be syndicated?
I only ask because the idea of newsletters over RSS feeds seems to be a step backwards. That's the type of content I want to see in an 'on demand' basis, not something filling up a productvity tool like email.
That's a good question. The truth is everyone isn't into RSS/syndication. In fact, most people don't even know what RSS is. So the newsletter--which is sent over email to people who opt in--helps people remember to check back to IWillTeachYouToBeRich and see what's new.
This is a blog on personal finance (banking, saving, budgeting, and investing) and personal entrepreneurship.
It's for students, recent graduates, and other young people.
I'm a recent graduate of Stanford, where I studied technology and psychology. Now I'm the co-founder & VP of Marketing for PBwiki, a wiki startup in Silicon Valley.
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