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.
5 Steps to Become a Silver Expert
YOU can buy silver for less than $20. Learn how and why silver is a great investment.
School Ruined You
Many people believe the only way to be successful in life is to go to school, especially college. Our guest today debunks this myth and tells us why.
Investments: Rich vs. Middle Class
Investing is key to becoming rich. Learn how the rich invest vs. how the middle class invests.
Turn Assets Into Income
Don’t worry about having money and when your next paycheck is gonna be. Make money without the hassle.
The Law That Changed the World
Everyone wants to become a millionaire. Which kind do you want to become?
Gold Will Always Be Gold
Dear Reader, You know that while many people think of the dollar as money, it’s not—it’s currency. It has been since 1971 when Richard Nixon moved the dollar from the gold standard and made it the reserve currency of the global economy. This is the reason we’ve had so many wild economic swings in the...
New Cash Flow Opportunity: A Booming Economy With Trade War Fears Keep This Retail Giant Trading Sideways
The U.S. – China trade war is affecting retailers in the U.S, but a booming economy continues to offset this headwind to growth. This dynamic tension between good and bad news will keep retailers trading in a narrow range for now. Using the Rich Dad’s Weekly Cash Flow strategy, Robert and Jim have identified one wholesale giant that uses its pricing power to insulate them from trade war fears and keeps it trading in a narrow range.
Find Out Today’s #1 Real Estate Investment
Find out what is currently the number one investment in real estate… and how you can invest in it using other people’s money.
Know the Two Kinds of Money Problems
Dear Reader, One of the most startling differences between my rich dad and poor dad was the kind of world they saw. My poor dad always saw a world of financial scarcity. That view was reflected when he said, “Do you think money grows on trees?” or “Do you think I’m made of money?” or...