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Rich Dad's Guide to Investing: What the Rich Invest in, That the Poor and the Middle Class Do Not! Robert T. Kiyosaki, Sharon L. Lechter 
Rating: 3.5/5 Stars Rank: 603 (East Lansing, MI) April 30, 2005 - 4.0/5 stars Having no prior knowledge about investing, I would now consider myself more savvy in the investing world. Kiyosaki's Guide to investing was very easy to read, understand, and comprehend. Much of the text is in dialogues between him and his "Rich Dad" and the conversations were about real life situations that Kiyosaki could better understand from his small and frequent lessons provided by rich dad. The conversations in the first chapters of the book were a little redundant with the same idea of there are people who invest, but in order to get rich you must be at least one or more of the following: rich, patient, smart, or just know people who know more. I found this book very motivational and giving me the urge to want a lot of money. If you are interested in hearing a personal story on becoming rich and their methods, this book is perfect. Rich dad does not provide easy and quick ways to make money, but ways to think about where you are financially and assessing what you really have; then discuses smart ways and decisions to increase your financial situation. This book is useful to anyone who has always wanted to invest and make more money, but not jump into the stock market or other investing situations that they do not know about because a great amount of detail is gone into about the basics of investing (actually for many chapters). People of all ages will find use out of this book, but if you already have a very large perception on investing, this book may be a long summary to what is already known. _Rich Dad's guide to investing_ has mental quizzes after each chapter to help you better understand the lesson and then apply it to your life. I found these lessons useful in analyzing my own situation and not just learning about someone else's finances. Rich dad makes you feel more confident about investing, explains that investing does not have to be hard or risky. The vocabulary throughout is defined and explained so an amateur reader will understand the lesson. Kiyosaki's guide may also be very resourceful for one who is an entrepreneur, or would like to start and build their own business because Rich dad gives excellent reasons why building a business is good and how to make that business successful. The technology of investing has become very complex and may seem confusing, but this investing book is honestly what it says it is: a "Guide" and not straight forward answers and solutions to any money problems you may have. Money is a part of everyone's lives, and it is always needed, and if you want it, Rich dad will make you want to begin your investing today. I never realized how important it is to plan your money in very extensive details and into the future. In the end you can tell how well you have done, as Rich dad puts it "A financial statement is your report card once you leave school." If you have always wanted to invest, but do not feel confident about where to begin or where your money should be placed, this book is what you will need to begin.
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