Ramit Sethi

Finance advisor and entrepreneur

Ramit Sethi is an inspiring finance advisor and entrepreneur who has helped millions of people better understand money management and earn higher returns on their investments. He is the founder of the personal finance company, iWill Teach You To Be Rich, which has become one of the most influential brands in the world of personal finance. Ramit was born in the United States and grew up in a diverse, financially conscious family. His parents made sure to emphasize the importance of responsible money management, a lesson that set him on the path to success. After earning a bachelor’s degree in economics and psychology from Stanford University, Ramit decided to pursue his passion and turn his knowledge into an enterprise. In 2009, he released his bestselling book, “I Will Teach You To Be Rich”, which quickly catapulted him to financial success. His book and subsequent success has earned him critical recognition from various publications and the attention of prominent media outlets such as The New York Times and Forbes. Over the years, he has been featured in various publications and programs, including The Wall Street Journal, CNN Money, Today Show, and The Morning Show. Through his acclaimed book and blog, Ramit provides targeted advice for people to learn about saving, earning, and and investing. He has been a leading voice in the personal finance community for over a decade, offering actionable and motivational advice on everything from budgeting and saving to making smart investments. In addition to his work as a successful finance advisor and entrepreneur, Ramit is passionate about social impact. He’s a big promoter of financial literacy, particularly among the underprivileged. He is the co-founder of the non-profit company Earn & Learn, which provides personalized financial mentoring and education programs to underserved populations. Mentor and advisor, Ramit Sethi is a champion of smart money management and personal finance. His impactful message has helped countless individuals take control of their finances, focus on their wealth goals, and become financially secure.