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Rich Dad Poor Dad is a financial literacy book by Robert T. Kiyosaki. In this book, the author describes the difference between Rich Dad (his friend Mike's father) and Poor Dad ( his own father). He points out the mistakes the middle class and poor make about money that the rich do not. He shows that his own father taught him to "Work For Money" but Mike's father told him to " Make Money Work For You". He teaches about financial independence, building wealth through assets, starting and owning businesses, and increasing financial IQ.
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Why 4 stars?
The book teaches very logical and better methods for financial use. But, in several areas of the book, it lacks step-by-step guides and only teaches "What to Do" not "How to Do". The reader has to figure out how to do the tips and tricks mentioned in the book. This is always not the case, because many readers, especially young ones have difficulty figuring this out and thus they mark the book as "Dumb" or "Worst financial book". The book would have been better with the step-by-step guides.
For those who are avid readers and are able to figure things out, this is the best financial book you will read.
Disclaimer: No Hate to the readers who dislike the book. I was just pointing out the wrong things about this book.
