

270. “We’re sacrificing our retirement to pay for our kids’ college”
Ramit Sethi of I Will Teach You To Be Rich talks to Mia and Jake, a couple in their late 30s and early 40s in a blended family with three children. Mia wrote in because she’s afraid paying for their children’s college will cause resentment in their relationship. With no idea how much they are spending, why, or what…

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“The biggest burden that parents can give their kids is to not have enough saved in retirement. They will be forced to take care of you when they should (hopefully) be taking care of their own young, growing family.”
“This video made me smile ear-to-ear. Some couples aren’t ready to hear what Ramit has to say, but clearly this conversation came at the perfect time. They were so excited. What a breath of fresh air!”
“These may be the best guests to be on your show. Very self-aware and very likable.”
“These two are THE POSTER COUPLE. Holy crap. Wow. Their communication, their self-awareness, their ability to absorb, comprehend and pivot. Damn. 👏👏 Ramit, if only we could all be such good students! GREAT episode!”
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