The reason most people continue to choose mutual-fund investing is because it is so easy, and that is also why it is inherently risky. Kiyosaki and his coauthor emphasize investing in asset classes other than equities, such as a business venture, real estate, and paper assets like hedge funds and options. These approaches require more thought, education, and effort than does simply handing one's money over to a financial company and allowing a stranger to control it, but the risks are lower and the potential financial rewards can be much greater. Certain to be in demand at the circulation desk. David Siegfried
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Review
In this right-to-the-point book, Robert T. Kiyosaki reveals how everyday employees can finally make the move from their weekly paycheck-to-paycheck existence to becoming financially independent by reinventing their approach to making-and investing-their money. --This text refers to the Kindle Edition edition.

 

 

 

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