It’s true. The rich have an unfair advantage – a great financial education. Learn how the rich view the world through the lens of business and investing, and how you can too, in Chapter 11 of Conspiracy of the Rich.

Chapter 11 excerpt:

Today, those who have a strong financial education have an unfair advantage over those who do not. With a sound financial education, a person can use taxes, debt, inflation, and retirement to become rich rather than poor. Conversely, the forces of taxes, debt, inflation, and retirement rule those who do not have a strong financial education

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Chapter 10 Excerpt:

Building for the Future

The Big Bad Wolf: “I’ll huff . . . and I’ll puff . . . and I’ll blow your house down!”

In the fairy tale, the first two pigs learned their lesson and soon built their own houses of brick, and they all lived happily ever after. But as you know, the Three Little Pigs is just a fairy tale. In real life, people ask the government to rescue them with taxpayer money, and then they rebuild their straw and stick houses all over again. The fairy tale continues, lessons are not learned—and the wolf lurks in the darkness.

All over the world, people are asking, “What are our leaders going to do?” I believe a more important question is, “What are you and I going to do?” More specifically, “How can you and I build our own house of bricks?"

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People do business with people they like and trust. However, being trusted is an uphill battle in today’s world. Twenty years ago people thought, “I trust you until you give me a reason not to trust you.” But today, it’s just the opposite. People think, “I don’t trust you. You’d better give me several reasons to trust you.”

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Robert Kiyosaki is scheduled to appear in TIME Magazine’s “10 Questions” feature, which spotlights well-known celebrities who answer questions submitted by readers. We are thrilled to have Robert join the company of recent “10 Questions” personalities such as CNN’s Larry King, director Spike Lee, and actor Michael J. Fox, just to name a few.

Don’t miss this opportunity to possibly have your question - and Robert’s answer - published in TIME Magazine! Go to http://10questions.time.com/2009/06/25/ask-robert-kiyosaki/ to ask a question!

Sincerely,

The Rich Dad Team

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By Chris Craig

Approaching investing in the markets is very similar to how I approach a mountaineering quest. The most vital part of my trades is the preparation I put in before pushing a button to buy or sell. Much like a mountaineer has a check list before going on a trek, a trader must have a checklist for each strategy. Consequently, after choosing a stock and strategy, I run through my checklist before pulling the trigger. Furthermore, my checklist changes depending on which strategy I’m utilizing.

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So you have this great idea, and you’re thinking of going into business to capitalize on it. You’re pretty sure that all you need now is a little guidance on how to get started. Starting a business is never easy, and you want to be as prepared as you can possibly be for what may be lurking ahead. With that said, let us do a little litmus test to see if you really want to choose the path of entrepreneur.

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“Life’s tough; it’s even tougher if you’re stupid.” – John Wayne

Wouldn’t it be nice if there was a simple formula that guaranteed success in the real estate investment business? Getting started in real estate investing is challenging at best, and there are no magic formulas for success. However, there are some basic rules that, if followed, can help you avoid committing the deadly “sins,” or mistakes that could knock you completely out of the real estate game.

No matter their level of expertise, all real estate investors get careless at times and make one or more of these 13 common errors. Usually, a seasoned investor will get up and keep going. Unfortunately, when new investors make any of these mistakes, they sometimes walk away from the real estate investing business before they have really even gotten started.

Life is much easier if you know the rules. By becoming aware of these 13 commonly made mistakes, the new investor can avoid being forced out of the game before he or she has even learned to play.

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