Rich Dad Poor Dad

Rich Dad said, “The Rich don’t work for money” while stressing the importance of building assets as you work for free.

I was recommended to read Rich Dad Poor Dad about 2 years ago, and found it fantastic. What was so re-assuring was it covered so much I believed in, but also recognised that the vast majority of people will never attempt the challenge of finanical freedom, preferring instead the security they feel from having a job.

In the book he talks about 3 types of education,

1. Academic

2. Professional

3. Financial

And why financial is the most important and yet is not taught at school. This is why the majority of people hand their money over to strangers believing in the sales pitch of investing for the long term, or buy hold and diversify. There are so many good points and so much to learn - I would recommend this book very strongly.

I have just finished reading Rich Dad Poor Dad 2, and Rich Dad Who Took my Money?, and have been recommending them to everyone, investors and non-investors alike!!

I can not recommend these books highly enough.

I have just ordered the game of Cashflow which is also very highly rated. Check it out at

For financial understanding, and to help see the light, this will be as good an investment as you can make!!

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