Rich Kid, Smart Kid Bundle
Rich Kid, Smart Kid Bundle
Rich Kid, Smart Kid Bundle
Rich Kid, Smart Kid Bundle

Rich Kid, Smart Kid Bundle

Attention Parents! Are you looking for a way to instill valuable financial lessons in your kids from an early age? Look no further than the Rich Dad, Poor Dad store's product bundle designed specifically for children. This bundle includes the CASHFLOW for KIDS board game, the captivating graphic novel Escape from the Rat Race: How To Become A Rich Kid By Following Rich Dad's Advice, and the eye-opening book Why "A" Students Work For "C" Students And Why "B" Students Work For The Government: Rich Dad's Guide To Financial Education For Parents by Robert Kiyosaki.
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Rich Kid, Smart Kid Bundle

Rich Kid, Smart Kid Bundle

$74.99
Rich Kid, Smart Kid Bundle
Rich Kid, Smart Kid Bundle
Rich Kid, Smart Kid Bundle
Rich Kid, Smart Kid Bundle

Rich Kid, Smart Kid Bundle

$74.99
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Build Your Family’s Financial Future!

Parents, your child’s financial future starts with you. The Rich Kid Smart Kid Bundle is designed to help parents like you take an active role in teaching financial literacy—one of the most critical life skills for success in the modern world. This bundle equips your children with knowledge and tools that will serve them for a lifetime, all while making learning fun and engaging.
What’s Included:
  • CASHFLOW for KIDS Board Game – A fun and interactive way to introduce children to essential financial concepts like saving, budgeting, and investing. This game turns lessons into laughter and helps kids build a strong foundation in financial literacy.
  • Rich Kid Smart Kid Book – Written by Robert Kiyosaki, this practical guide empowers parents to instill smart money habits in their children, bridging the gap between traditional education and real-world financial skills.
  • Why "A" Students Work for "C" Students and "B" Students Work for the Government – This eye-opening book offers parents insights on how to prepare their children for financial success, challenging conventional thinking about education and the workforce.
:books: Why Financial Literacy Starts at Home
In today’s fast-paced, ever-changing world, financial education is more important than ever. Schools often fail to teach kids about money, leaving this vital skill to parents. The Rich Kid Smart Kid Bundle makes it easy to introduce these concepts at home, ensuring your children grow up confident and informed about their financial future.
:gift: Why Choose the Rich Kid Smart Kid Bundle?
  • Teach your children the value of money from an early age.
  • Give them tools to make smart financial decisions for life.
  • Bond with your family over meaningful lessons disguised as fun activities.
Special Price: $74.99! Invest in your family’s financial future today and ensure your kids are ready to navigate the challenges of tomorrow.
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Elevate Humanity
As a wealthy person, don't you think helping humanity is more important than banking more money?!

On average, a board game and books that size costs around $15-$20 each. You have 1 game and 2 small books. Do you really think that's worth $100? Even your "sale" price of $75 is more than the average cost. Yes, it is a great product, but at a level of wealth that you have, you would be a better human if you tried to help humanity rather than profit from them. Money is good but being a good human is better! It's just a simple moral, decent human, thing to do, especially when you consider that this kind of thing would benefit the poor population who really need to get out of the poverty mindset far more than the middle/upper class people who can actually afford to purchase your products.

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Eddie Vasquez
I read the book and I am continuing learning by learning to play the game.

Excellent!