Ramit Sethi graduated from Stanford University in 2005 with bachelor's and master's degrees in technology, psychology, and sociology. He is the founder and author of IWillTeachYouToBeRich.com, a blog on personal finance and personal entrepreneurship, which hosts over 175,000 readers per month and has been featured in the Wall Street Journal, New York Times, and NPR. In addition to his blog, he speaks... MORE

Non Profit	$5,000
Keynote	$10,000
Full Day	$25,000
International	$25,000

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* What surprised you? How complicated everything was. And how soon I had to start getting on all of this credit rating/ financial stuff. I thought I had to worry about that kind of stuff a lot later in life. I learned that I can have fees and extraneous costs waived if I simply picked up the phone. I called Vanguard and they walked me through opening an investment account with them. Before, I told my dad where to put my money (i.e. mutual fund indexes/ bonds (apparently I have had bonds since I was 5?), and now I have control over my accounts. * Did you take any action after his talk? I talked to my parents about getting a credit card. Apparently I'm going to get one for college. I also talked to them about getting a high-interest savings account. They were a little weary of that though. I'm not really sure why. What did you think after leaving the talk? Also: I used to be skeptical of credit cards, because I've seen how it can cause tremendous debt. I think I'm going to start with one just to build credit. I talked to Ramit Sethi afterwards about opening ETF's and annuities, which was extremely helpful. I had already read about most of the things we discussed, but still I really appreciated his information. A+ I thought his talk was pretty helpful.

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