Rich Dad's Who Took My Money?: Why Slow Investors Lose and Fast Money Wins!

Addicted to these now. It just makes sense, but you need to hear it from a person that is the master at simplifying complex concepts

In this book Robert Kiyosaki explains why saving your money is a bad idea. It explains how you are losing money by keeping it parked. We all have been told to save our money, but hardly does anybody tell us to invest our money. I would highly recommend it this book.

I really like Robert's writing style and I have only read rich dad poor dad and loved the book and started reading all different types of personal financing books. One of the things I was certain about was that he was going to go on and on and on about real estate. I understand that he thinks real estate is great and everything and I agree, but I would like to see other things. He does shed some light on hedge funds.The one thing I can say is that his examples in his rich dad poor dad book was over exaggerated. This book has good examples about real estate and other things, but what he compares it to is unrealistic. One example is that he compares investing real estate to mutual funds and even thought he example was good, he compared a mutual fund that returned 5% a year. His example would have been more realistic if he would have compared it to a return of anywhere from 8-12%, but 5% is beyond exaggerated for an average mutual fund.The one thing I really like about Robert is that he's about money that never ends coming in. One example say you bought a house for 100k that was worth 140k a lot of people would just sell the house to make the 40k profit and what for? While you could rent out that house for the rest of your life with a cash flow that will be way more than 40k. In 10 years you'll have way more than 40k in equity/appreciation and your cash flow will keep increasing. I guess its' the reason that he explains the rich think differently from the middle/poor class. The middle/poor class want the money right now without putting the money into another asset

Really a good book.

Great Book and the seller did a great job of getting me the right book.

Money has own cycle and we really don't realize how money grows and how long it will last. Try to read this book if you would like to know where your money goes and make sure you have a control with your own money.

I bought this book for my friend and he loves it! He is an entrepreneur.

This is a great book.. I have nothing bad to say about anything from the rich dad crew; I have read over 4 of their books and am on my way to financial freedom.

This book goes more in depth into Kiyosaki's thinking regarding the function and form of money, and explains how to not just leverage an asset class, but how leveraging multiple asset classes compounds and synergises your wealth to create more wealth.In that sense it can get quite technical and sometimes makes for hard reading.Instead of the easy to understand mantra we got from the first book, which showed in clear terms why a house (or other possession) may be considered a liability instead of an asset (reminder, if it costs you money, it's a liability, according to the book) you now get to understand how leveraging your business might supercharge the leverage in your real estate, which can then be cycled into the stock market for capital gains etc.In other words, don't expect as breezy or interesting a reading experience as Rich Dad Poor Dad.The real take away I got from this book was that the investor is far more of a risk than any actual investment. If your mindset is money orientated and you can grasp the details of a deal, you can take an under performing investment and turn it into something profitable.

I am a big fan of RK.. I feel the genuineness of all his advices. I don't think he does all these for the sake of money as he doesn't have any kids and therefore won't be needing to amass wealth just to passed on to his next generation. He must be genuinely wanting to educate people and also to have the financial freedom he and his wife Kim are enjoying right now.

I can't use Samsung for this book, waste of money and I can't cancel the order to get the refund

Good read

Expanding my education - why don't you learn this stuff in school! Fantastic book and a great, easy read.