Robert Kiyosaki takes an in-depth look at the factors affecting people from all walks of life as they struggle to cope with the changes and challenges affecting their financial world in this book that follows his 2010 New York Times bestseller, Conspiracy. of. the rich. The book was published immediately after Kiyosaki’s success with the book in that publication.
Unfair Advantage: The Power of Financial Education by Robert T. Kiyosaki [Download pdf Below]
Robert makes his points in Unfair Advantage: The Power of Financial Literacy by encouraging readers to reevaluate their circumstances and take a new approach to solving their financial problems. Readers are encouraged to stop reflexively agreeing with the notion that they are “disadvantaged” people who have few options.
They are encouraged to reject the preconception that they will continue to suffer financially throughout their lives and to act beyond their perceived limited possibilities.
Education is the starting point for Robert’s innovative vision of his time-tested messages, which contain clear, tangible steps that any individual or family can take. Through application, education is transformed into a powerful strategy with observable and quantifiable results.
In typical Rich Dad style, the reader will be asked to consider two opposing points of view and allowed to learn firsthand how financial knowledge can give them an unfair advantage.
Why do the richest continue to get richer even during economic turmoil? Robert reaffirms his message in his latest book, An Unfair Advantage, and urges readers to change the circumstances of their lives and behave differently.
It is recommended that readers stop wholeheartedly embracing the idea that they are “disadvantaged” people with limited options and question the concept that they would continue to suffer financially throughout their lives.
What kind of lessons do you learn about managing money in school? In the vast majority of cases, the answer is “not much.” If there is any form of financial education, it is provided by financial planners and bankers who act as agents for Wall Street and major financial institutions. These are the same individuals responsible for the financial catastrophe and profited from it.
This book tries to provide a genuine education in financial matters. This book looks at how debt and taxes help the rich get richer and why debt and taxes make life difficult for the middle class and the poor.
This book shows why the richest are getting richer paying less taxes, while the middle class is shrinking and paying more taxes. Many middle-class people have lost their jobs, their homes and their retirement savings.
- This book discusses five often-overlooked advantages of having true financial education.
- The unfair advantage of knowledge
- The unfair advantage of taxes
- The unfair advantages of knowledge and taxes
- The unfair benefits of being in debt
- The unequal benefit of taking risks
- The unequal benefit of receiving compensation
- The results of authentic financial education can be summarized in these five unfair advantages.