Rich Dad Poor Dad author Robert Kiyosaki used a new post on X (formerly Twitter) to argue that giving cash to low-income households doesn’t solve structural problems - but teaching them to buy assets ...

Adherents of the zero-sum belief that the rich are only rich because they have taken something from the poor cannot explain why the number of poor people fell massively while the number of rich people ...

If you worked in finance during the late 1990s, you likely encountered Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki. The book on investment advice was published in April of 1997 and appeared on the New York ...

In a social media post titled “How to get richer as the world economies crash”, Kiyosaki outlined his approach to building ...

If one thing is clear about rich people, it's not that their lives are any easier than the rest of ours. In fact, if anything, it's hard to have money. Really hard. Bloomberg's Max Abelson recently ...

Robert Kiyosaki attributed the crash to AI, adding that it will eliminate jobs, which would trigger a crash in both commercial and residential real estate markets. (Image: Facebook) Rich Dad Poor Dad ...

Of course, everyone wants to be rich. The idea of not having to worry about money seems like a dream for most. But, becoming rich takes lots of discipline and determination. The reality is that it’s ...

Let’s face it: being the poor kid is not good. Being the poor kid surrounded by kids who live in an affluent neighborhood means you have to deal with living in a totally different reality than your ...

Josh Gottheimer represents the 13th-wealthiest Congressional district in the country. Commuting distance from Wall Street, Gottheimer’s New Jersey district has a median household income above $110,000 ...

Few companies today struggle with acquiring data about their business. Quite the contrary; most businesses are overwhelmed with more data than they can handle, and of more types and sources than was ...

Rich Dad Poor Dad author Robert Kiyosaki used a new post on X (formerly Twitter) to argue that giving cash to low-income households doesn’t solve structural problems - but teaching them to buy assets ...