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Rich Dad Poor Dad

Develop Investment Skills In You

Author: Robert T. Kiyosaki

 Publisher : Manjul Publishing House

Pages:240

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My Opinion: The bestseller book of Robert T. Kiyosaki tells us the importance of investment and how to become free from the clutches of being financial dependence. The author teaches through his personal life experience how he become financially independent and is now living a free prosperous life.

                           The book teaches us several lesson as to how to find a balance between your liabilities&assets , how to make money work for you and how to become financially wise. The author describes the difference between the life of his rich dad(friend’s father) and his poor dad(actual father).

                               Some of the tips in book I personally admire that must be followed to become independent from money crisis. The tips are:

1-Pay yourself first than anyone.

2-Have resources of passive income.

3-Gain financial knowledge since childhood.

4-Develop difference between your liabilities and assets.

5-Pay well to your field experts.

                               I surely recommend reader to read this book and develop financial intelligence in you.As without investments one cannot acquire all his desires .Though today we have many options to invest in several new and old ventures but the first thing required is the basic need /importance/knowledge of investment.

                                Though the book is complete in itself but certain few more examples related to investment can add more vigor to it. At last, the book provides a must read content and I belief many of you are surely going to give it a try.

               Hope this article helped you.

                                   -Vikrant Singh Pal

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