Rich Dad's Guide to Investing: What the Rich Invest in, That the Poor and the Middle Class Do Not!

Loved reading these and a huge learning curve. Would recommend this if you want to learn about money. Thanks robert and team

The 2nd book from Robert Kiyosaki I've read and equally as impressive as the first. This is a very in-depth look at what investing means and strategies in which to do so. A staple for anyone trying to become financially literate. Don't expect a quick read, this covers it all. Would recommend to anyone looking to gain wealth.

You get what you buy nothing bad to say

This book is both inspiring and and informative. My worldview has completely changed it's as though the scales have fallen from my eyes! I have completely different ambitions and goals after reading this book. If you enjoyed the first rich Dad Poor Dad book you will definitely enjoy this one too.

I found this book very interesting and would definitely recommend!

Purchased after reading rich dad poor dad. I regret it. Not really useful to the average person.

I have to imagine that all of the reviews complaining about the repetitive nature of this book - in relation to what was said in the previous two - came from people who did not finish reading the book. Yes, the first half or so of this has already been covered in Rich Dad, Poor Dad and Cashflow Quadrant - but the second half of the book covers key concepts in financial literacy; such as what to look for and analyse in financial statements.

This book started me on mybfinance and personal business journey, I would highly recommend!

I like it.

It's an incredibly informative book. Unlike most other books that go into details of a specific topic, Robert Kiyosaki talks about the core basics of investing. If you are planning to invest for a long-run, this book is a must have. Although the writing is not professional, Kiyosaki more than makes up with his clear illustrations and simple-to-understand language. "Investing, like any other skill needs experience." He clearly explains how gambling is not the way to go but investing in knowledge, of at least the basics, and a ton of experience is a GUARANTEED WAY to an abundance of wealth. This book is mainly for beginners as well as professional investors who are looking to understand Investing at a deeper level. Kudos! Coming to packaging and delivery, excellent service by amazon. I even got a beautiful bookmark in the package.

This book is truly gold—filled with insights and lessons that go far beyond anything I learned in school. I’ve read three of the author's books, and each one has challenged me to reflect deeply on my beliefs, habits, and mindset. I recommend going in with an open mind, because some truths in these pages will make you uncomfortable. I had to confront the fact that I was doing things wrong, and that wasn’t easy—but it was necessary. The chapter on how vocabulary reflects class was incredibly eye-opening, as was the idea that time is our most valuable asset. The contrast between street smarts and school smarts sparked a big conversation with my best friend, especially about how we gamble with our lives—something I now see is very true. Learning the history of tax laws and why they were created was crucial, and the advice to pursue jobs for skills—not money—really resonated with me. I’m proud of the skills I’ve gained across industries; now it’s about learning to apply them with intention. What struck me most was the reminder that our parents’ teachings were right for their time—but may be completely wrong for ours. We're still following outdated systems, and it's holding many of us back. This book challenged me, educated me, and helped me grow.

Book cover creased and pages were stained

Easy language for newbies like me. Not overkill and explains things in a easy way to understand.