How to Get Rich - Season 1
Season 1
Money holds power over us — but it doesn't have to. Finance expert Ramit Sethi works with people across the US to help them achieve their richest lives.
Episodes
Design Your Rich Life
Have you ever wondered how much people make and how much they spend? Three families meet with Ramit and put their financial histories in his hands.
Financial Hot Water
Twelve credit cards between two people, a potential $1.3 million lost to interest and fees — these money missteps give Ramit lots to work with.
HOA Not Okay
Ramit debates the merits of home ownership. Then, he helps a couple work better together and evaluates one family's conscious spending habits.
New Cash, Old Problems
To give a couple a taste of the rich life, Ramit takes them on a fantasy getaway. Then, he meets with a reality star who needs help with his spending.
Pet Checking Accounts
A recently engaged drag performer living paycheck to paycheck needs to get his finances in order. A couple with a good portfolio makes risky investments.
Mult-Level Marketing Madness
Ramit helps a couple who say they're financial opposites to plan for their wedding. Next, he broaches the topic of multilevel marketing with a client.
Bills & Wedding Bells
One couple has an honest dialogue about credit card debt, while another throws their wedding budget out the window upon finding the dream dress.
Destination Rich Life
One couple learns to speak the same financial language, another makes a plan to pay off personal debt and a third achieves their financial dream.
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