"This book is an excellent book for both those that want to continue their financial education with the Rich Dad series of books and also first time readers of Robert Kiyosaki. This book is complete in itself. Robert continues his theme of the dangers of the middle class clinging to their job security, possessions and savings. He believes a financial education and cash flowing assets are what leads to long term financial success. He is also against the majority and believe most people spend their lives as wage slaves of their employers and tax slaves of the government. He advises learning to make a living as a business owner or investor and avoid the rat race and earn a paycheck and spend it on bad debt spiral. Robert points to the many unfair advantages that the rich have over the rest of the population and how he came to posses these advantages. I like this book because he speaks about his real life successes. While some shy away from it because it sometimes seems arrogant, I want real life examples not theories or academic opinions. The unfair advantages: 1. True financial knowledge 2. Paying taxes as a business owner is much different than paying taxes as an employee. 3. Understanding the real nature of financial risk. 4. The wealthy get compensated for providing homes, jobs, and products to consumers. The book gives the reader a warning against the old advice to get a good education, work hard, save your money, and buy a house because it is an asset. Robert Kiyosaki turns conventional wisdom on its head. I have been reading his books for over a decade and he was right about your house not being an asset on 1997 the 2008 meltdown proved that to many homeowners. He was right about the coming stock market meltdown he predicted in the book Rich Dad's prophecy in 2002. He was also correct about investing in gold instead of holding cash because of the devaluing U.S. dollar. Readers that followed his advice did very well, I am one of those readers in many areas. I highly recommend all the books from the Rich Dad series. His have really educated me financially over the past 11 years."

Steve B., Amazon reviewer

"Reading this book all I can say is wow!...I've been a fan of Robert since 2010 (a year ago and got to read about 6 of his books). I like how Robert throws it at you honestly in a very easy way for you to understand all the occurrences that are happening with this country and how with, many detailed examples you can create different paths to wealth. I am currently an university student and since I read his books, I changed my major. All of my life is revolving in how to become smarter paying less in taxes and making the most out of my money through investing and valuation. I will follow the path of Robert as an entrepreneur as soon I graduate from school to be happy and follow my dreams. Jobs have nothing to offer you but to give you just enough income and a little more for you to keep coming back with a routine. Don't get me wrong, I love to work but it is just passionless and non rewarding most of the time. I would hate for me to happen in the future with what's happening around; getting people laid off for companies bankruptcies, or the you're not "young" enough to work at this place or retiring until ??? (exactly!!!)... I can't wait for graduation date to follow the "rich dad" studies that keep expanding from books to mentors until I'm ready and not decide, but to be rich. Thank you Robert for all of this invaluable knowledge. by the way YES! BUY THE BOOK!"

pira76, Amazon reviewer

"Though much of this book is repeating the Rich Dad philosophy from the first books, there are some newer details added to it along with some excerpts from some of the Rich Dad advisers. If you have the time to read more than one book, I would recommend the first three books to fully grasp the Rich Dad Philosophy. If not, this book should contain enough of it to get a grasp on the basic ideas. Many people can look at this book as a repeat of the same old ideas, but those who read and acted on the book 'Rich Dad's Prophecy' before the stock market crashed will have no problem seeing the value of this book. I first read the original Rich Dad, Poor Dad around 2006. Although I had read many other books on business and investing, that book changed my whole mindset. Since then, I've looked at the whole world differently. While I still read many books on the subjects, I've found the Rich Dad collection to be very education and easy to understand. I've recommended these books to dozens of people over the last few years. I feel that a Rich Dad book is one of the best investments you can make for under $20."

Wayne C., Amazon reviewer

"This book gave me much more than I expected from it. Kiyosaki does a wonderful job presenting new ideas for looking at things such as debt and taxes, which are usually looked at in a negative way and can actually be leveraged to make you wealthy. It also helps to point a few myths and memes that we hear so often about money and that really only serve to hold us back. I learned a few things about beliefs that I held that were not in my best interest in acquiring wealth from reading this book, mostly about debt and my own fears of taking a risk to leverage it. I also learned about the concept of cashflow investing instead of investing strictly for capital gains or trading later on. Granted, I am an investment newbie, but that is why this book was so great for me and I believe it is one of the best places to start for anyone wanting to take control of their financial health. Instead of looking for techniques and strategies first, start with the right mindset and then look for what vehicle you want to use to acquire wealth. This book is not about specific ways to make money, so if you are looking for techniques and strategies, you may want a different book. However, if you are starting out or are having constant stumbling blocks getting started, this book gives so much value and will give you the big picture. It's kind of like seeing the whole map first and then you can choose specific destinations of where you want to go with much greater ease. I think this book can help anyone feel more confident in finding the right path for themselves."

NorCalGent, Amazon reviewer

"As Kiyosaki does in most of his books, he shows you what can be done and achieved by becoming more financially educated, rather than tell you. Essentially, the only person responsible for you getting out of the rat race is yourself."

Joe, Amazon reviewer

"As always, Robert Kiyosaki has some very counter-intuitive ideas. But the ideas are excellent. I bought the audio book and I found it very educational. His books are not step by step how to get rich books because such a book cannot really be written. Too many steps. But Robert does get you started in the right direction and retrains your thinking to avoid major mistakes and pitfalls. He also claims he is not a good writer because he failed high school English. I disagree. I think he has become a rather good writer."

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