“I’m terrible at managing my own money. And I give away probably more than I keep. So my best piece of advice is if you are like me, make sure that you have the soundest advisers you can find and don’t fight with them,” Rachael Ray said.
Rachael Ray became famous for showing Americans how to prepare a meal in 30 minutes. But these days, her life is more like a 24-hour marathon.
MarketWatch caught up recently with the 54-year-old Ray by phone while she was on a break from taping her talk show. We asked her about her busy career, her life in New York and her thoughts on personal finance. Here is what she shared . We give to all kinds of programs, large and small, for humans, cats, dogs, llamas, three-legged goats. I consider it the most important part of my work. We’re all here such a short time. I wanted my life to matter more than ratings or popularity.Ray: I find it so ironic and very tragic that we all fight so much about healthcare costs and the easiest way to control all of this is to improve the health of all of the children in the country.
Ray: There are several actually. I’m not a purist in that there are a lot of people who say a burger can only be beef and that’s that. I do believe a burger can be made out of anything. My husband actually loves Impossible and he’s a meat eater.
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