Rich Dad Poor Dad: What the Rich Teach Their Kids About Money That the Poor and Middle Class Do Not!

I have never read a book so fast in my life. This is a great way to expand your knowledge of money. I have read two of Robert's books in the past couple of weeks and gotten to play the game once. These are great teaching tools!

My grandkids are 7 and 9 years old. I didn't realize that the recommended age for players was 14 years old. Also, there were several things in the bundle that I don't need. I'd like to return the whole order fro credit. Can you help me do that?
Best,
Judy Lovins, Snowmass, CO. 81654

This was a good book to listen to. Read more, open your mind to idea's I think that's the best take away from the book. THINK. I have purchased books for my family as they are just starting out.

Loving it so far. Easy to understand. Well written.

while i knew a pretty fair amount of the basic information kiyosaki put in this book, there are an alarming number of people out there who do the exact opposite of the guidelines laid out in "rich dad, poor dad". just because you may fancy yourself a financial genius or just generally smarter than the average bear, it's worth keeping an open mind about how to think about your money.i have a MANY friends that i graduated college with who are in deep credit card debt in their early to mid thirties. the kind of debt that could buy or put 50% down a house in the midwest. none of these people are "stupid" and a most of them make a great deal more the average american (3 to 4 times). the reason they're in debt can be directly attributed to the way that they think about their money and how to manage it.if you have successfully started your own businesses or already have assets that more than cover your expenses, you don't need to buy this book to begin with. spend your fifteen dollars on another asset. LOL. but don't for a second believe that this book couldn't be useful to a lot of other people.the reason this book has gotten a good review from the majority should be an indication that this information isn't taught to enough people. instead of harping on how much knowledge you already had before you read the book, look at it from the perspective of the people for whom it could be very helpful.if you can't think of one friend or family member of yours that does not follow the basic guidelines of this book and couldn't benefit from the accessible style in which it was written, then you have a lot of very successful friends. personally, of all my friends, about half of them could learn a LOT about money management from this book. the other half could probably glean at least enough information to make it worth ....yes, it's repetitive and oversimplified. but as a result i found it definitive and clear. for..., it's worth me buying it and passing it around to my friends that could really benefit from it after i've read it. which took just two readings.