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Why the Rich Are Getting Richer

Why the Rich Are Getting Richer

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  • Author：Robert T. Kiyosaki
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Summary

It’s Robert Kiyosaki’s position that “It is our educational system that causes the gap between the rich and everyone else。” He laid the foundation for many of his messages in the international best-seller Rich Dad Poor Dad — the #1 Personal Finance book of all time — and in Why the Rich Are Getting Richer， he makes his case…

In this book， the reader will learn why the gap between the rich and everyone else grows wider。

In this book， the reader will get an explanation of why savers are losers。

In this book， the reader will find out why debt and taxes make the rich richer。

In this book， the reader will learn why traditional education actually causes many highly educated people， such as Robert’s poor dad， to live poorly。

In this book， the reader will find out why going to school， working hard， saving money， buying a house， getting out of debt， and investing for the long term in the stock market is the worst financial advice for most people。

In this book， the reader will learn the answers Robert found on his life-long search， after repeatedly asking the question， “When will we learn about money？”

In this book， the reader will find out why real financial education may never be taught in schools。

In this book， the reader will find out “What financially education is… really。”

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Reviews

ابراهيم ，

الكاتب روبرت صاحب لعبه الكاش فلو، والمبدع في كتاباته كتاب جيد يزيد من الوعي المالي الا انني اتحفظ عن بعض الاستراتيجيات قد لا تكون عملية 。

L ，

5 star because he’s not stating the obvious

Ramakanth ，

I have not read Robert Kiyosaki's first book- Rich Dad Poor Dad。 This is my first; may be that is why I liked it。 The author says that this is a graduate student's version of Rich Dad Poor Dad so I felt I can start with this。 The author 's explanation of how the rich handle taxes and debts are insightful。 Anyone would learn something from the book。 But for the most part， he promotes his company and his CPA which is quite irritating and many charts， diagrams are repeated number of times。 Chapter I have not read Robert Kiyosaki's first book- Rich Dad Poor Dad。 This is my first; may be that is why I liked it。 The author says that this is a graduate student's version of Rich Dad Poor Dad so I felt I can start with this。 The author 's explanation of how the rich handle taxes and debts are insightful。 Anyone would learn something from the book。 But for the most part， he promotes his company and his CPA which is quite irritating and many charts， diagrams are repeated number of times。 Chapter with USA's （or world's） financial history， US dollar ， petrodollar etc are most interesting areas in the book。 。。。more

Rares Mateizer ，

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 Some ideas in the book are fine， but the book itself feels like the guy is continuously praising himself and promoting his own products， repeating the same ideas over and over again。 Some information was useful， such as the historical info on the S&P 500 and the USD-gold correlation， but he keeps on rambling about how you should invest into real estate because it produces basic income。 To me this felt like basic financial education stuff and a pretty obvious thing I thoight everyone could figure Some ideas in the book are fine， but the book itself feels like the guy is continuously praising himself and promoting his own products， repeating the same ideas over and over again。 Some information was useful， such as the historical info on the S&P 500 and the USD-gold correlation， but he keeps on rambling about how you should invest into real estate because it produces basic income。 To me this felt like basic financial education stuff and a pretty obvious thing I thoight everyone could figure out。Moreover， there is no concrete example of an actual innovative idea which he used in real estate to make money。 He describes at some point how "buying a Porsche made him richer"， when in fact he simply bought a property whose rent was so high that it paid itself plus the monthly deposit for the Porsche loan and made him some money on top of this。 Which basically means that he paid for the car with the income from the rent， an idea that is indeed good， but it is iterated to oblivion thousands of times。 Perhaps I expected too much of this book。 I understand how it comes in handy for Americans， where the education loan system is flawed and how the Nixon shock led to a hyperinflation， but apart from this historical information I learnt absolutely nothing。 。。。more

Muhammad ，

The book is about financial education and tells your about how to gain financial independence。 I have read kiyoski others books and I have come to the conclusion that most of the stuff he write is now repetitive。 If you have read “ rich dad poor dad” you won’t find anything new which was not mentioned there except the introduction of hi CPA Tom。 Every now and then ，MR Tom came from nowhere and being appreciated and it goes so repetitive that does not make any sense。 I don’t thing that a writer l The book is about financial education and tells your about how to gain financial independence。 I have read kiyoski others books and I have come to the conclusion that most of the stuff he write is now repetitive。 If you have read “ rich dad poor dad” you won’t find anything new which was not mentioned there except the introduction of hi CPA Tom。 Every now and then ，MR Tom came from nowhere and being appreciated and it goes so repetitive that does not make any sense。 I don’t thing that a writer like him should praise the person and promote his books and work on every single page。 。。。more

Queen ，

The first financial and Robert Kiyosaki book I've read。 It was interesting at first， but it got annoyingly repetitive。 I'd say the value of this book can be condensed into a single chapter。 He should've wrote 1 book with 26 （the amount of books he published） chapters。 The first financial and Robert Kiyosaki book I've read。 It was interesting at first， but it got annoyingly repetitive。 I'd say the value of this book can be condensed into a single chapter。 He should've wrote 1 book with 26 （the amount of books he published） chapters。 。。。more

Samuel A。 Trujillo ，

Es un libro muy repetitivo， la mayoría son temas ya vistos en Padre Rico， Padre Pobre。 Este libro se encarga más de promocionar los libros restantes de la serie y su juego "Cash Flow" Es un libro muy repetitivo， la mayoría son temas ya vistos en Padre Rico， Padre Pobre。 Este libro se encarga más de promocionar los libros restantes de la serie y su juego "Cash Flow" 。。。more

Hanachan ，

This book open my eyes about taxes。 How tax increase our income is the key when we move to B and I quadrant。

MOHAMMED ，

مشكلت المؤلف يعيد الافكار بكل كتبه ماهو شرط ينجح لك كتاب تألف زياده اذا ما عندك موضوع

Dani PA ，

Tiene cosas muy interesantes， algunas aplicables en USA， te cambia creencias respecto a la deuda la buena y la mala， la baja importancia del ahorro y los empleos， la obligatoriedad de fallar antes de tener éxito。 El fracaso de la educación tradicional， es necesaria una sabiduría financiera real y como el autor ha hecho dinero con los bienes raíces que a diferencia de las acciones y los bonos son más poderosos。

Luuk de Ruiter ，

Bij het lezen RDPD （en daarna Rijke pa’s cashflow kwadrant） werd ik enthousiast om het vervolg te lezen， namelijk ‘waarom de rijken alsmaar rijker worden’。 Het boek is interessant voor mensen die de basis beginselen （of meer natuurlijk） verstand hebben van boekhouden。 Heb je dit niet？ Begin dan （nog） niet aan dit boek。 Ook leert het boek je op legale wijze de belasting te ‘vermijden’， maar deze regels en aanwijzingen zijn gebaseerd op de Amerikaanse belasting wetten en daarom minder interessant Bij het lezen RDPD （en daarna Rijke pa’s cashflow kwadrant） werd ik enthousiast om het vervolg te lezen， namelijk ‘waarom de rijken alsmaar rijker worden’。 Het boek is interessant voor mensen die de basis beginselen （of meer natuurlijk） verstand hebben van boekhouden。 Heb je dit niet？ Begin dan （nog） niet aan dit boek。 Ook leert het boek je op legale wijze de belasting te ‘vermijden’， maar deze regels en aanwijzingen zijn gebaseerd op de Amerikaanse belasting wetten en daarom minder interessant in Nederland。 。。。more

Jarran Toh ，

It is a pretty good books that applied to countries such as America where Tax is extremely high however， it is pretty hard to apply to county such as Singapore because real estate is extremely pricey and tax is relatively lower

Asri Ayu ，

Buku ini digadang-gadang sebagai pendidikan pasca sarjana bagi merek yang sudah membaca buku R。 T。 Kiyosaki yang pertama， The Rich Dad Poor Dad。 Dengan topik utama mengenai pentingnya pendidikan finansial yang dianggap tidak pernah diajarkan di sekolah， buku ini mengajarkan bagaimana 'si kaya' semakin kaya karena kemampuan dalam mengatur utang dan pajak， serta membedakan antara aset dan liabilitas。 Sayang sekali， hingga akhir buku saya sebagai pembaca tidak menemukan cara yang dimaksud penulis k Buku ini digadang-gadang sebagai pendidikan pasca sarjana bagi merek yang sudah membaca buku R。 T。 Kiyosaki yang pertama， The Rich Dad Poor Dad。 Dengan topik utama mengenai pentingnya pendidikan finansial yang dianggap tidak pernah diajarkan di sekolah， buku ini mengajarkan bagaimana 'si kaya' semakin kaya karena kemampuan dalam mengatur utang dan pajak， serta membedakan antara aset dan liabilitas。 Sayang sekali， hingga akhir buku saya sebagai pembaca tidak menemukan cara yang dimaksud penulis karena dalam buku ini penulis mengaku tidak pandai dalam hal perpajakan sehingga ia harus memercayakan hal tersebut pada seorang ahli。 。。。more

Andres Salido ，

Mejor libro sobre bienes raices que e leido y crecimiento financiero。

Abrar ，

الكتاب يتكلم عن نظام الضرائب في امريكا، وكيف ان الاغنياء يدفعون ضريبة اقل بشكل نظامي وعلى عكسهم الفقراءكيف تستغل النظام الضريبي لامريكا لصالحك وكيف تصبح ثري كذلك كيف ان القروض تزيد من ثراء الاثرياء ويستعرض بعض المعلومات عن تاريخ الاقتصاد الامريكي هذا تقريبا ملخص الكتاب

Yuliya Hofer ，

The book contains much repetition of the “Rich Dad， Poor Dad” and some thoughts are pretty repetitive without which you can finish the book much faster。 The good thing is that this book contains some practical examples， historical facts， reasons and consequences， many other book recommendations and some really good quotes。My favorite are:“If you argue with an idiot， there are two idiots”“I have not failed。 I have just found 10，000 ways that won’t work” （Thomas Edison）“You can always quit。 Then w The book contains much repetition of the “Rich Dad， Poor Dad” and some thoughts are pretty repetitive without which you can finish the book much faster。 The good thing is that this book contains some practical examples， historical facts， reasons and consequences， many other book recommendations and some really good quotes。My favorite are:“If you argue with an idiot， there are two idiots”“I have not failed。 I have just found 10，000 ways that won’t work” （Thomas Edison）“You can always quit。 Then why start now？“ 。。。more

F ，

Very insightful！

Bugy Ardhytio ，

Enough to get you motivated to move to the I quadrant。 But I think the book does no more job other than that。 The B and I quadrant is well deserved to specific people （the one who got financial education， as noted by this book）， but for the one who seek real social equality this is not for you。

Ariel Zorion ，

Buff， no sé ni qué decir。 Quiero decir， en primer lugar， que no soy de hacer críticas muy negativas porque sé lo que cuesta escribir un libro， pero es que en este caso creo que hay que es necesario。 Es un insulto para los lectores porque una y otra vez repite las mismas ideas （que no son tales）， los mismos gráficos y las mismas imágenes。 No aporta nada， no he aprendido nada， encima desacredita el trabajo de otros que compiten con sus libros。 Me parece muy deshonesto， la verdad。

Louise Yeong ，

Basically I had to force myself to finish this book。 The whole book is just full of repetitive sentences/points， and also him doing self promoting about his company and his old book rich dad， poor dad。 It is a 300+ pages book， and it waits until 150+ to enter the main topic of which is the discussion of financial education。 Before that it’s just the same stories told over and over again。 Definitely the worst and most boring finance book I’ve ever read。

Chris ，

Loved Rich Dad Poor Dad。 This book is painful to try and get through。 Repetitive and tells you on every page you need to be financial literate， and shamefully plugs his CPA Tom with an ad on every third page。 We get it。 Wouldn’t recommend this， plenty better options out there for finance education。

Delante Bess ，

The basic point is that most of the human population are stupid sheep going down the path of destruction --> Go to school， get a job， invest in a 401k， save for retirement。 Listen and follow what Robert and Kim are doing to be different sheep。

Hannie ，

De schrijver heeft een aantal goede punten in zijn betoog， zoals dat het niet erg is om fouten te maken， omdat je daarvan leert。 Ook is het belangrijk dat mensen financieel onderricht krijgen。 Toch heeft dit boek ook een aantal minpunten。 Ten eerste zit er veel herhaling in het boek。 Ook wordt er veel reclame gemaakt voor andere boeken， zowel van hemzelf als anderen。 Ook zijn eigen spel komt veel aan bod。 Het lettertype is ook erg groot， waardoor het boek dik lijkt， maar dat dus niet is。 Daarnaa De schrijver heeft een aantal goede punten in zijn betoog， zoals dat het niet erg is om fouten te maken， omdat je daarvan leert。 Ook is het belangrijk dat mensen financieel onderricht krijgen。 Toch heeft dit boek ook een aantal minpunten。 Ten eerste zit er veel herhaling in het boek。 Ook wordt er veel reclame gemaakt voor andere boeken， zowel van hemzelf als anderen。 Ook zijn eigen spel komt veel aan bod。 Het lettertype is ook erg groot， waardoor het boek dik lijkt， maar dat dus niet is。 Daarnaast vergeet de auteur dat zijn principes niet voor iedereen opgaan。 Hij is rijk geworden door te investeren in ontroerend goed。 Echter om daaraan te verdienen heb je huurders nodig。 Als iedereen investeerder is， heb je geen huurders meer。 Hetzelfde geldt voor werknemers。 De schrijver zegt dat werknemers het slechtste afzijn， maar als er niemand meer werkt， wie moet er dan voor de ouderen zorgen， de winkels laten draaien， zorgen voor productie， goederen transporteren， enzovoorts？ Een samenleving heeft nu eenmaal werknemers nodig。 Daarom zit de oplossing voor het armoedeprobleem niet alleen in mensen meer te leren over geld， maar ook door een verandering van de samenleving en het belastingsysteem。 Nu is het in de VS， en in veel andere landen， dat de rijken het meest profiteren van het belastingsysteem， omdat zij veel aftrekposten hebben。 Daardoor betalen ze in verhouding veel minder belasting dan de armen。 Ook worden veel noodzakelijk werkzaamheden slecht betaald ten opzichte van niet-noodzakelijke。 Terwijl de coronacrisis heeft laten zien welke werkzaamheden nu echt noodzakelijk zijn en welke niet。 Dat soort dingen komt in dit boek niet naar voren。 Het leert je alleen hoe je zo min mogelijk belasting kunt betalen en hoe je het snelste rijk kunt worden met zo min mogelijk inspanning。 Dat is jammer。 Wel laat dit boek zien hoe het komt dat de rijken steeds rijker worden en de armen steeds armer。 In dat opzicht is dit boek een aanrader voor iedereen die inzicht wil krijgen hoe het systeem werkt en waardoor armoede zal blijven bestaan als we de samenleving niet anders inrichten。 。。。more

Laura Reeves ，

Another Rich Dad novel that expands on ideas from the original and Cashflow Quadrant。 Specifically this book focused on a few tax breaks that those who utilize debt can take advantage of。 Specifically how to use debt to gain further assets and how this method can save you money and taxes。 It also contains information on the history of currency within the US。 Yes， I understand there is repetitive information within the book from his other books。 I’ve taken that as a reminder of all the great info Another Rich Dad novel that expands on ideas from the original and Cashflow Quadrant。 Specifically this book focused on a few tax breaks that those who utilize debt can take advantage of。 Specifically how to use debt to gain further assets and how this method can save you money and taxes。 It also contains information on the history of currency within the US。 Yes， I understand there is repetitive information within the book from his other books。 I’ve taken that as a reminder of all the great information learned in his other books！ It allows me to get re-inspired。 。。。more

Cinthya Galvan ，

Un libro lleno de informacion financiera muy valiosa。Es la version universitaria de Padre Rico Padre Pobre。 Definitivamente tengo que leer de nuevo los conceptos para entrar en el mundo de las bienes raices。

Javier Gosalbez ，

https://drive。google。com/file/d/1DC9W。。。 https://drive。google。com/file/d/1DC9W。。。 。。。more

Aisha Rizqy ，

An eye-opening book。 definitely one of my fav！

Marjerrie Nicole ，

This is actually a good book！ It's worth the read。 Concepts are easy to understand。 Thank you， Robert！ 🙂 This is actually a good book！ It's worth the read。 Concepts are easy to understand。 Thank you， Robert！ 🙂 。。。more

Cristobal Soto ，

Reiterativo pero suma

Alex ，

A different take on achieving financial freedom。 US based book focusing on asset building （primarily property）， maximising your tax return and managing cash flow。

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