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The American Dream is Dead
Today we live in a society in which most of the poor stay poor and the rich stay rich. The American Dream is dead, especially if you go to school and look for a job. Real financial education would offer a more ambitious person different avenues to become a millionaire, even in today’s economy.
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End the Fed?
I agree we should end the Fed… but I choose to use my rich dad’s advice, which is “be the Fed.” I create my own vehicles — investments, intellectual property, and assets — that put money in my pocket, month after month and year after year, whether I continue to work or not. That’s “being the Fed,” or printing your own money.