Creating a culture of trust within a business is vital to success. Joel Peterson joins Robert & Kim to discuss how businesses successfully build and maintain trust.

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Negative interest rate policy is pushing markets into never-before-seen territory.Bert Dohmen joins Robert to discuss the risks of this policy, and how you can navigate these uncharted waters.

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Successful entrepreneurs must raise capital, and that means understanding how to talk about money. In this episode, Kim talks to Kathleen Burns Kingsbury about building financial confidence.  Krista Morgan also joins Kim to discuss how she raised millions of dollars to propel her business P2Binvestor.

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Taxes are your largest expense, yet most people do not educate themselves on the tax code. Legendary economist Art Laffer joins Robert, Kim & Rich Dad tax advisor Tom Wheelwright in this enlightening conversation about how taxes make some people rich, and others poor. Laffer offers the very latest information on Trump’s proposed tax changes.

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Real estate is unlike any other investment. It requires specific skills and focus. In this episode Robert & Kim talk to their personal real estate partner, Ken McElroy. Find out what works and what doesn’t, and why real estate is Robert’s favorite investment.

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Most people fear a crash of the stock and real estate markets, but a downturn can be a great opportunity to prosper. Economic forecaster Harry Dent joins Robert & Kim to discuss strategies that may help you benefit from market crashes.

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Robert assembles young and old to discuss what money, wealth and financial education mean to each generation.  In this revealing show, find out why fake news is ripping you off, twitter could be your worst enemy, and reading books may make you rich.

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Go big or go home. We’ve all heard this is the way to build a successful business. But bigger isn’t always better. Paul Jarvis joins Robert & Kim to discuss his experience in building businesses that question growth, and most importantly redefine what the definition of success is.

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Robert says no entrepreneur will succeed without learning how to communicate effectively. In this episode, Robert Cialdini discusses his ground-breaking research into persuasion and influence. Find out how you can apply it to your business and life and better achieve your goals.

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Find out how Robert uses debt to build wealth, and why debt is such a burden for the poor and middle class. Robert says there is good debt and bad debt, and explains why one builds wealth, and one sucks wealth. Rich Dad real estate advisor Ken McElroy offers techniques that he uses to leverage debt for cash flow.

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Real estate markets are approaching 2007 prices; in some places even exceeding prices from a decade ago. Does this mean we’re headed for a crash? Rich Dad advisor Ken McElroy joins Robert & Kim to offer insight into both the residential and commercial markets.

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Trump’s new tax code is impacting people around the globe. In this episode, Robert speaks with Tom Wheelwright, his personal tax advisor. Find out how the changes affect you, and what you can do to pay less taxes.

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Obama Care is coming to the financial services industry. New rules and regulations take effect this year, and your 401k & IRA will likely be impacted. Robert & Kim talk to industry veterans who explain what the new rules are, and what you can do to prepare for these sweeping changes. 

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Assisted living is a growing and top-performing investment. Victor Menasce joins Robert & Kim to offer a detailed look into his lucrative career investing in the assisted living sector.

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The direction of the stock market effects a lot more than just stock investors. If you’ve got retirement plans or pensions you should be very focused on what the stock market is doing. If you think you’re going to be playing golf in your twilight years you better think again. This week we talk with Dr. Alexander Elder (Come Into My Trading Room) about why education in the stock market isn’t just for traders.

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Trump’s new tax code will be reflected in this year’s returns. Tom Wheelwright joins Robert to discuss the changes in the tax code, and how you can make more money and pay less taxes. Tom also discusses the questions everyone should be asking their CPAs.

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There is success and then there is enduring success. Why is the movie “Star Wars” still popular? Why is “Rich Dad Poor Dad” still a bestseller? Robert is joined by marketer and writer Ryan Holiday who studies success that lasts. . . for generations, and even centuries. Find out why enduring success is no accident, and what you can do today to plan for a legacy of success.

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Are you stuck in the rat race? Do you want to move from the middle class to wealthy class? In this episode, Robert talks to Rich Dad advisor Ken McElroy, and TV-star-turned-entrepreneur Clayton Morris. Find out how Clayton quit his high-profile job thanks to the Rich Dad philosophy, and how you can do it too.

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Success isn’t built on ideas alone. The journey from idea to action requires several specific steps, and then additional steps are required to turn action into success. Marie Forleo joins Kim to share how she guides people everyday to go from good idea to successful business.

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Clutter steals time. Disorganization thwarts productivity. Messiness impedes happiness. Gretchen Rubin joins Robert & Kim to discuss her research into “cleaning up” your life and business. Find out how less truly can be more.

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In 1997, the book Rich Dad Poor Dad was self-published because every publisher Robert and Kim offered it to turned it down. Most publishers sent rejection letters stating, “We are not interested in your book at this time.” A few more honest publishers thought Robert’s ideas were ridiculous. As a result, Robert and Kim turned to self-publishing.

Three years later, Rich Dad Poor Dad made the New York Times Best Sellers list, the only self-published book on the list at the time. Then Oprah Winfrey called, and the rest is history. 

If you’ve ever had the idea to write your own book, this show is for you. Everyone has a great story living inside of them, it’s just a matter of getting that story to come to life, and even better make money doing so!

Hosts Robert and Kim Kiyosaki and guest Chandler Bolt discuss how now might be the best time to start writing your book, and why self-publishing can help you generate income even during a pandemic. 

Website: https://self-publishingschool.com

Podcast: https://self-publishingschool.com/podcast/

Follow on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/selfpublishingschool/

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When the coronavirus pandemic struck in the United States, the FDA was forced to closely monitor the medical product supply chain, including disruptions to supply or shortages of critical medical products in the U.S. because many of the components for those in-demand products are manufactured in China. 

In a statement in February 2020, the FDA said, “Since January 24, the FDA has been in touch with more than 180 manufacturers of human drugs, not only to remind them of applicable legal requirements for notifying the FDA of any anticipated supply disruptions but also asking them to evaluate their entire supply chain, including active pharmaceutical ingredients (the main ingredient in the drug and part that produces the intended effects, e.g., acetaminophen) and other components manufactured in China.

Also, as part of our efforts, the FDA has identified about 20 other drugs, which solely source their active pharmaceutical ingredients or finished drug products from China. We have been in contact with those firms to assess whether they face any drug shortage risks due to the outbreak. None of these firms have reported any shortage to date. Also, these drugs are considered non-critical drugs.”

In the book, “China Rx: Exposing the Risks of America’s Dependence on China for Medicine,” co-author, Rosemary Gibson, explains the dangers of relying on one country as a source of vital medicines. 

Hosts Robert and Kim Kiyosaki are joined by Rosemary Gibson to discuss how the United States can get out from under the dependence of China for drugs. 

Visit Rosemary Gibson’s website: http://www.rosemarygibson.org

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Most people are trained to avoid mistakes. Rather, they always play it safe. Robert Kiyosaki’s rich dad said, “Some of the biggest failures I know are people who have never failed.” His point was that because people try to play it safe, they never take any risks. And because they never take any risks, they never get ahead in life. 

That is certainly not the case for today’s guest, the CEO, and Co-Found of Nekter Juice Bar, Steve Schulze. Prior to launching Nekter, Steve worked for consumer-based companies in various sales, marketing, and management capacities, including spending over 10 years in the infomercial industry. 

Like many Americans, Steve found himself jobless after the financial crisis of 2008. This crisis provided Steve with a new perspective about what he wanted to do in the next chapter of his life—and so Nekter was born. From one single store in 2010 to now over 160 locations in 16 states nationwide, Nekter has become a clear leader in the elevated juice bar experience. 

In this episode, hosts Robert and Kim Kiyosaki and guest Steve Schulze, discuss Nekter’s ups and downs, how they’ve become a leader in a $2.2 billion industry, his advice for entrepreneurs, and the three things to consider before becoming an entrepreneur.

Follow Nekter on Instagram: @nekterjuicebar

Website: https://www.nekterjuicebar.com

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Online crime often succeeds because of failure across a variety of systems and as technology changes, cybersecurity becomes increasingly more difficult to maintain. Those that are committing online crime usually operate open source and somewhat freely exchange information. The result is a criminal community that is more educated and much quicker than the “good guys.” 

Today’s guest, Brett Johnson, ran the first organized cybercrime community, Shadowcrew, but after finding himself on the United States Most Wanted List, he’s turned from bad guy to good guy. His background as the first Internet Godfather and current status as a leading security professional give Brett a unique insight and understanding of cybersecurity unavailable anywhere else. 

Hosts Robert and Kim Kiyosaki are joined by cybercrime expert, Brett Johnson and VP of Operations at Rich Dad, Robb LeCount to discuss the latest trends in cybercrimes and what you can do to protect yourself from online security attacks. 

Follow Brett on Twitter: @GOllumfun

Visit Brett’s website: www.anglerphish.com

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As the global financial crisis spreads and the Fed prints more and more money to try to save the U.S. economy, the average person is wondering how can they avoid being caught in the next crash.

First, you must understand that the mess the U.S. is in has been happening since 2008. Mortgage-backed securities were the pin that popped the bubble in 2008, and the pin today is the coronavirus—not the cause.

The real cause of the economic problems is what 99.9% of the people can’t see—the structure of the economy itself. Guest George Gammon, American real estate investor and entrepreneur, says, “Whether it was mortgage-backed securities or Covid-19, it doesn’t matter, sooner or later, a system that is broken will finally break.”

Listen as hosts Robert and Kim Kiyosaki are joined by guest George Gammon for an in-depth discussion on:

1. The effects of the repo market on the economy
2. Dollar swap lines
3. An inflationary and deflationary economy
4. How to position yourself for the next crash

Twitter: @georgegammon

Podcast: The Rebel Capitalist Show

Website: www.georgegammon.com

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The Fed has been printing trillions of dollars, and the amount of debt that has been added is insurmountable. America was already the largest debtor nation in the history of the world and in the last month they have added staggering amounts of debt and they continue to add more and they're printing more money. 

Why? Today’s guest, one of the world’s most successful international investors, Jim Rogers, says “There's an election in November in the United States. None of those guys care about you and me or other people or young people like my kids. They care about the election. They want to print and spend and borrow as much money as they can to win the election.” But the U.S. isn’t in this mess alone, countries across the globe are in the same financial crisis. 

Is there any good news? Yes! 

Listen as host Robert Kiyosaki and guest Jim Rogers discuss what effects the coronavirus is having across the globe, but more importantly, where in the world has the best opportunities for investment. 

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The Federal Reserve, the United States central bank, has “printed" more than $2 trillion since the global economic crisis began, and when the Fed prints money it makes the price of assets like gold, silver, and Bitcoin go up.

As Robert Kiyosaki says, central banks are run by the “controlling elite.” These elites do not like gold because central banks cannot print gold. Equally, central banks do not like Bitcoin and blockchain because what Robert calls people’s money, does not need central banks either.

Today, billions of people are trapped in a central banking system owned by the mega-rich and are losing big time because they are saving money. Listen as host Robert Kiyosaki and guest Jeff Wang, the host of www.rocketfuelcrypto.com and part of the avid investment group RocketFuel Team (www.rocketfuel.team), discuss how cryptocurrency is a hedge against the dying dollar and your opportunity to invest outside the central banking system. 

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Central banks have created a “milkshake” of different currencies and pushed liquidity into the global economy. As of 2016, the US started raising rates while the rest of the world was “mixing” the milkshake. As a result, raising rates acts as a straw that sucks the capital into the United States. 

So what is the outlook in the post-coronavirus economy? Brent Johnson, CEO of Santiago Capital, explains the “Dollar Milkshake Theory,” what impact the strong dollar will have on gold and Bitcoin, and why comparisons of currency strength are all relative. In addition, he explains that a strong dollar is good for the U.S., however, the global economy is not meant to support a strong dollar and could mean we will see a “reset” of currency. 

Listen as hosts Robert and Kim Kiyosaki and guest Brent Johnson discuss what assets will perform in 2020 and how you can prepare for the future. 

Website: http://santiagocapital.com

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“Investing is a plan.” In order for Robert and Kim Kiyosaki to retire young, they had to have a plan, a plan that started with nothing because they had nothing. The plan had an exit, and it also had a time limit. For many, however, the current financial crisis has disrupted the plans of millions of people to retire in the near future. 

For the majority of baby boomers they’ve prepared for retirement by relying on a 401(k) and it’s how the majority of the US prepares, including probably you. But guest David Scranton, host of the financial TV Show “The Income Generation,” explains how those who are approaching retirement are in a critical time as they’ve seen their 401(k)s and pensions disappear since the coronavirus. 

Listen as hosts Robert and Kim Kiyosaki and David Scranton discuss how now is the time to take action because what worked before, will not work in today’s post-corona economy. 

The Income Generation: http://theincomegeneration.com

Sound Income Strategies: https://soundincomestrategies.com

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Do You Have the DNA of a Wartime Leader?

A peacetime leader takes the safe route. They follow the rules of: go to school, get a good job. They are worried about being perfect, but accept the bad. And make committee-based decisions. You might even be one.

In contrast, wartime leaders bring peace of mind through strength and a sense of security. They are quick to make decisions and can lead during turbulent times.

 A lot of people are facing a crisis right now. If you're one of those people, ask yourself: Will this crisis make you stronger, or weaker? Will you rise to the challenge, use your creativity and persistence to overcome hardship? Will you emerge as a wartime leader?

In today’s episode, hosts Robert and Kim Kiyosaki are joined by guest Patrick Bet-David to discuss the difference between a wartime leader and a peacetime leader, and how to spot the person who will emerge from the current crisis as a hero. 

Patrick Bet-David

• Website: https://www.patrickbetdavid.com/
• Instagram: @patrickbetdavid
• Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/patrickbetdavid

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The Government is managing the economy through government debt and the Fed printing money. There's no better example of why they do this than when the Fed announced it would create limitless amounts of money in March 2020. Had the Government not printed money, the U.S. would have certainly fallen into a depression.

The question you should be asking is, "How long can this go on before we spiral into a new depression?" To answer this question, you first must:

1. Understand the forces that drove the global economy and the financial markets before the Coronavirus struck. 2. Understand what the government must do now to prevent an unprecedented destruction of wealth and a new Great Depression.

Listen as host Robert Kiyosaki and guest Richard Duncan, author of the international bestseller, "The Dollar Crisis: Causes, Consequences, Cures," discuss how the current financial crisis started long before the coronavirus spread throughout the world and what you can do about it.

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Richard Duncan’s website: http://www.richardduncaneconomics.com

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In today’s new world, there are only two options: increase your financial education and learn to create your own wealth, or become poorer and poorer and rely on the government and the rich to take care of you.

We have now experienced a major turning point in the history of mankind. The days of going to school, getting a safe secure job, and investing for the long-term are long gone. We are in a new age—the age of entrepreneurship. 

Today, the barrier to entry to entrepreneurship is almost non-existent. But to heed the opportunities available to everyone it requires a brand new mindset—the mindset of an entrepreneur. In fact, mindset most often is the dividing line between those who are successful in life and those who are not. 

Listen as hosts Robert and Kim Kiyosaki and guest Guy Kawasaki discuss why now—a time of great change—is a time of great opportunities for entrepreneurs in the post-coronavirus economy. 

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Guy Kawasaki's Podcast: www.remarkablepeople.com

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Many public or government pensions—including some of the largest—are not audited annually by independent certified public accountants. In fact, about 60 percent of all corporate pensions in the United States are not audited. Let’s call it another example of the “gross malpractice generally practiced” that pervades pension management. Pensions don’t just implode overnight. There are always warning signs or “red flags” that have been disregarded for decades.

"Who Stole My Pension" co-author Ted Siedle, says, “Pension deaths are almost always foreseeable. Likewise, pension deaths are almost always preventable. If not foreseen and prevented, someone was not doing his or her job. However, autopsies almost never follow pension deaths. Indeed, the possibility of a forensic investigation into the causes of a pension death is rarely even discussed. The scope of such an investigation, as well as probable minimal cost, is rarely researched.

Listen to hosts Robert and Kim Kiyosaki and guests Ted Siedle and U.S. Congressman Jack Bergman explain how there is no reason you should accept anything less than a true and complete audit of your pension to safeguard your retirement savings.

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Throughout history, “money” has been many different things. Money has taken the form of seashells, colored beads, feathers, live animals, and large stones. Today, there are three types of modern money. Robert Kiyosaki says they are:

1. God’s money: Gold and silver

2. Government’s money: Dollars, Euros, pesos, etc.

3. People’s money: Bitcoin, Ethereum, etc.

Most are taught that saving money is smart but the truth is the dollar is worthless because the Fed is has been printing trillions of dollars ultimately make savers the biggest loser of all. So if saving money isn’t smart, what is? Get on your own gold standard, outside of the banks. Always remember gold and silver were here when the Earth was formed, and it will be here when we are all gone. 

In this episode, host Robert Kiyosaki and guests Anthony Pompliano and Brien Lundin give listeners an in-depth look into how assets like gold, silver, and cryptocurrency are insurance against a dying dollar.

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Brien Lundin: www.goldnewsletter.com/richdad

Anthony Pompliano: www.anthonypompliano.com

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States with the worst pension fund shortfalls include Colorado, Connecticut, Illinois, Kentucky, and New Jersey which have less than half of the assets needed to pay promised benefits and another 17 states have less than two-thirds. The extent to which public pensions are underfunded has been obscured by governmental accounting rules, which allow pensions to eliminate their underfunding, no matter how large, simply by investing in risky assets. In fact, investing in riskier assets may allow a pension to raise investment assumptions, but it also increases the probability that existing underfunding will increase.

It’s anyone’s guess what will happen if and when a state pension in the United States runs out of money, but it’s indisputable that the amount of money that will be needed to bail out a single failed U.S. state pension will be in the tens of billions.

All public pension stakeholders—American taxpayers and pensioners—need to get educated fast as to the causes of coming pension collapses and learn what they can do about it now. 

Listen as hosts Robert and Kim Kiyosaki and their guests Ted Siedle and Chris Tobe discuss how what’s happening in Kentucky can happen anywhere in the United States. 

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Everyone is worried about getting sick, but what about focusing on staying healthy? It seems that during times of panic and quarantine people forget to take care of themselves as they would do when life was "normal". Maintaining a healthy and balanced lifestyle will give anyone an advantage during a pandemic. 

Hosts Robert and Kim Kiyosaki are joined by two of their own doctors, Dr. Nicole Srednicki and Dr. Josh Haggard to discuss the five things you can do to stay healthy every day—even while you are homebound—to avoid getting sick. 

Listen for an in-depth discussion on:

1. Getting enough sunlight

2. Eating adequate servings of fruits and vegetables

3. Impacts of daily exercise

4. How many hours of sleep you should be getting

5. Staying hydrated

Stay for the second half and listen to learn what the doctors say may have contributed to the spread of the coronavirus. 

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As if the coronavirus hasn't caused enough damage, it also has investors feeling like they've been punched in the gut financially. Falling stock prices and interest rates have created a problem for both DB and DC pensions plans. The unfortunate thing about the coronavirus hitting at a time when most pensions are already underfunded, it almost certainly, will likely lead to more pension cuts as trouble grows in the economy. 

So the question that Robert Kiyosaki and his guests will be answering is, "What can I do?"

In today's episode of the "5 Pension Time Bombs" series, Rich Dad Advisor Ken McElroy, explains how investing in a cash-flowing asset, like real estate, can provide not only tax-free wealth but also a real nest-egg for retirement no matter which way the stock market goes—up, down, or sideways. 

Listen as host Robert Kiyosaki and guests Ken McElroy and Ted Siedle discuss how financial education can lead to financial freedom even during uncertain times. 

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Ken McElroy Instagram: @kenmcelroyofficial

Ken McElroy Website: www.kenmcelroy.com

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Have you wondered why your property taxes are at record highs, water and sewage charges continue to grow, and local governments never seem to run out of ways to nickel and dime their constituents with fee after fee? Yet, the quality of services we depend on continue to decline.

You might not think this pension crisis affects you, but as a taxpayer, you'll be shocked to find out exactly where your tax dollars are going.

Phoenix City Councilman Sal DiCiccio, has been the taxpayer's champion, pushing for pension reform, exposing waste and public unions finagling huge pay increases. This week he contributes to the "5 Pension Time Bombs" series with his perspective on the pension problem from within one of the largest cities in the United States.

Listen as hosts Robert and Kim welcome guests Ted Siedle and Sal DiCiccio who give warnings to those whose tax dollars are funding failing pensions.

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The rules are changing quickly for entrepreneurs since confirmed coronavirus cases continue to exponentially grow around the world. As a result, the U.S. Federal Government sprung into action to try to alleviate further damage and destruction to the economy. 

Last week, President Donald Trump signed the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act, or CARES Act into law, which initiated a $2 trillion stimulus package, the largest emergency relief bill in American history. Our guest today, Tom Wheelwright who is the Rich Dad Advisor on Taxes, and author of “Tax-Free Wealth: How to Build Massive Wealth by Permanently Lowering Your Taxes,” joins The Rich Dad Radio Show to discuss how this stimulus package will affect entrepreneurs. 

For employees facing unemployment, layoffs, and furloughs, Robert and Kim suggest now might bet the best time to change your mindset about how you earn your money and learn to see opportunity rather than despair.

Listen as Robert, Kim, and Tom discuss how financial education, not money, is the key to financial transformation.

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Some people say these most recent global events are part of a grand conspiracy, and that might well be. Some people say the events represent the struggle between capitalists, communists, and socialists, and that might be, too. But the only way out of this financial storm is to be prepared with financial education. 

 There were so many signals pointing to a market crash, and guest Bert Dohmen, the author of the Wellington Letter, looks behind the scenes of the global investment markets, analyzes cross-market relationships, global correlations, and especially credit market data which gives him superb clues as to what is likely to happen in various markets that are ignored by other analysts.

Listen as Robert, Kim, and Bert discuss why the crash is coming, what to expect, and how to prepare yourself and protect your assets so you can stay on top, even when the economy is on the decline!

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