/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>21848202
Exactly the central banks create an irresistible bubble that the useful idiots buy into so that once it finally pops they can create the change they want. See Princes of the Yen.
You can play this game like Robert Kiyosaki has but even he knows that game is coming to an end.

>>21779510
Kiyosaki is good for just two things. First, the 'rich dad poor dad' book is one of the best, if not the top, basic financial philosophy books ever written. I have listen to a lot of interviews with millionaires and an absurd number cite that book as starting them off down the right path. Second: his podcast is fucking hilarious. It doesnt matter who he is interviewing, his primary motives seem to be calling millenials pussies, describing our whole system as fake, pumping gold, and shitting on progressives. All of his other material is scam tier, but he is still without a doubt one of the most based honoraries in existence.

In the words of Bobert Kiyosaki
>your biggest expense in life, is taxes
To make it, you have to figure out how to not pay this shit, unless you are comfortable dumping cash in a garbage bin and lighting it on fire. Say no to slavery.
I had six figures of cash receipts last year but my taxfu is so good my adjusted income was like $14k. The fed sent me a check for $2k (send them zero dollars every year) and pays for most of my health insurance. Granted i pay like $10k year in property taxes for my rental portfolio, but at least that shit stays mostly local. And if the shit really hits the fan, local tax collector is in biking distance.

>>21628396
You gotta be wealthy already to use those sort of techniques, to make the cost worth it. Better to use small business and realestate tax code when your starting out.

What does /biz/ think of Robert Kiyosaki?

Does he offer useful advice at the end of the day?