Robert Kiyosaki, author of bestseller Rich Dad Poor Dad as well as 25 others financial guide books, has spent his career working as a financial educator, entrepreneur, successful investor, real estate mogul, and motivational speaker, all while running the Rich Dad Company.
Real Estate Rules for Beginners
Robert and Kim host guest Grant Cardone to discuss the latest in real estate and what it means for new investors.
Ending Poverty Through the Power of Work
Robert and guests Tim O’Neal and Will Fischbach discuss how Goodwill is ending poverty through the power of work.
The Most Misunderstood Commodity: Carbon Credits
Robert and Kim host investor Marin Katusa to discuss the most misunderstood commodity, and how to get rich by investing in the environment.
Zillow’s flips that flopped
Robert hosts guests David Greene and Brandon Turner to discuss the latest in real estate and the best opportunities ahead in 2022.
Never Ignore This Stock Risk
An employee… a public company… anything could fall victim. Protect yourself and your investments by constantly educating yourself. Because all things eventually face this risk...
Confessions of a Former Wall Street Whiz Kid
Robert and host guest Peter Grandich to discuss market manipulation, the government’s addiction to printing money… and what it all means for your investments.
Survive the Boomer Crisis
You may not know how dire your situation is. If you think a forever bull market in stocks will set you up, think again. And follow these steps to avoid a retirement nightmare...
3 Things Will Lead You to Financial Ruin
When the next crash comes it could cause financial ruin for the middle class and the poor. And it’s all because of fake money, fake teachers, and fake assets. To save yourself, the first step is to get a real education...
Betting Against the Fed?
Robert and Kim are joined by guest Jay Martin to discuss what’s happening in the commodities markets and why the dollar is toast and why you should move your “money” into better money.
401(k) Crash
The people who pushed for 401(k)’s are racked with guilt. Because it exposes you to massive risks..Like a stock market event my colleagues warn about in this quick video. Here’s what you need to know about your 401(k)...