![]() ![]() No need to fret, though: most of us had the same experience. Oh, while we’re speaking of school, here’s another question for you: while you were there – what did you learn about making money? If it was anything like most schools, then the answer is probably nada, zilch, nothing. Believe it or not, though, that’s not actually great advice – but it is what most parents tell their kids, and most school teachers too. What did your parents teach you about life, money and finding a career? Did they tell you you should go to school, study hard, and get a good job afterwards? Probably. Introduction: Get yourself a real financial education. As evidence to support his claims, he cites his highly successful career as an investor and his retirement at the early age of 47. ![]() The author argues that what he teaches in this New York Times best seller are things we’re never taught in society, and that what the upper-class passes on to its children is the necessary knowledge for getting (and staying) rich. Combining autobiography and personal advice, Rich Dad, Poor Dad (1997) outlines how you can become financially independent and wealthy. ![]()
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