[This is part of the IWillTeachYouToBeRich Week of Discontent.]
I’m so sick and tired of financial and business magazines that I could vomit. It’s absurd to see yet another “10 Stocks You Must Buy in 2007!” issue of a magazine. I just point, laugh, and walk by whenever I see these. This is a little ironic [...]
Late last year, I released my first ebook, Ramit’s 2007 Guide to Kicking Ass. Today I’m releasing another chapter from the ebook, “Money Day,” in which J.D. Roth of Get Rich Slowly (a great personal-finance blog) writes about getting your finances organized in just one day. Best of all, he recommends his favorite companies and [...]
A few weeks ago, a couple of friends and I were talking about where we want to travel this year, and one of them said something that surprised me. “You probably wouldn’t approve, but I want to go to the Caribbean this year.”
Huh? Why wouldn’t I approve?
I thought about this in a pensive stare for [...]
From the New York Times:
According to the Census Bureau’s 2007 Statistical Abstract of the United States, most college freshmen in 1970 said their primary goal was to develop a meaningful life philosophy. In 2005, by contrast, most freshmen said their primary goal was to be comfortably rich.
Well, on one hand that makes me disgusted, but [...]
As discussed in the Shrug Effect.
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See Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, [...]
Here’s what I’ve been hinting about for the last few days: my first ebook!
It’s called Ramit’s 2007 Guide to Kicking Ass. It includes 5 all-new essays I wrote, plus new essays by some other great personal-finance bloggers. I’m publishing this now because I couldn’t wait until 2007.
The guide includes new essays on personal finance, [...]