When I was in my early twenties, struggling through college and trying to make sense of money in a way that wasn’t just about getting a job and paying bills, a professor handed me a reading list. One ...

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The author of the personal finance bestseller Rich Dad Poor Dad believes hyperinflation is coming, warning life will become “very expensive” for those unprepared. Robert Kiyosaki issued the US dollar ...

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If you worked in finance during the late 1990s, you likely encountered Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki. The book on investment advice was published in April of 1997 and appeared on the New York ...

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Robert Kiyosaki hasn't gone quiet — he's gone louder. "The Rich Dad, Poor Dad" author is still sounding the same alarm he issued nearly two years ago, only now the countdown feels closer, and the ...

Robert Kiyosaki, the author of the best-selling personal finance book "Rich Dad Poor Dad," has gone after the billionaire investor and Berkshire Hathaway chairman Warren Buffett for softening his ...

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Money has always been more than numbers on a paycheck or the balance in a bank account. It runs deeper, touching perception, emotions and personal values. This explains why some people feel wealthy on ...