Rich Dad's Guide to Becoming Rich Without Cutting Up Your Credit Cards: Turn "Bad Debt" into "Good Debt"

"Rich Dad's Guide to Becoming Rich Without Cutting Up Your Credit Cards" is a fantastic read for anyone looking to build wealth while maintaining a balanced lifestyle. The book offers practical advice on managing finances, leveraging credit wisely, and investing smartly without the need for extreme measures like cutting up your credit cards. The author's approach is refreshing and accessible, providing valuable insights that are easy to understand and apply. I've already started implementing some of the strategies, and I feel more confident about my financial future. Highly recommended for those who want to achieve financial freedom without drastic sacrifices!

I have a couple of books by Robert Kyosaki and as always, he does a great job. He cuts through all the rhetoric and crap and goes straight to the bottom line. For someone who failed English in 8th grade, he does an excellent job of communicating a life skill that is sorely lacking today. Robert shows the importance of financial education, which we do not get in our schools or universities. As his rich dad told him, "No banker has ever asked for my report card!" I highly recommend this book. It is an easy read, but is full of valuable information that has the potential to change your life if put into practice.

There's alot to be learned and most of it is in this man's books. Everyone would do well to read his books. You have alot of those Ahhhh! moments while reading. Then it makes you want to learn more. You get a thirst to know it all because he can't get it all in one book. He's a smart man. I recommend all of his books. I have been listening to them through Audible as I clean or do errands so it's not like it takes up much of your time.

Due to high cost of living, it’s very hard to start low to make up to high level. It is a worth a try and learn the possibilities. Well educated books

I got this book along with the other companion books and it definitely helped me seeing income from another perspective. With time this information sinks in and your attitude toward work, money, investment changes. I noticed that with this new attitude and some courage I started to do things here and there, at baby steps, the shaped my financial future. Thanks to this book (and few others) I enjoy a liquidity and net worth that I didn't had before.

Boy have we missed a lot in school. Financial literacy is the way to go

Great read and should be mandatory for the youth and even young adults

The book was laid out very well. I would recommend it to all those who have tried going into business and failed; and to those who may not fit society’s description of someone who is supposed to succeed in the game of life. I particularly enjoyed seeing the reference to one of my all time favorite books, “As a Man Thinketh”.

The book is really good. Just as I expected it. The real thing.

So much learnings

a good read after the rich dad poor dad.

Great one

Best book ever I suggest reading this book because. She is best author and best book best author ever written