Summary. Rich Dad, Poor Dad is one of the dumbest financial advice books I have ever read. It contains many factual errors and numerous extremely unlikely accounts of events that supposedly occurred. Rich Dad, Poor Dad contains much wrong advice, much bad advice, some dangerous advice, and virtually no good advice.

Is Rich Dad Poor Dad self published?

The book was originally self-published in 1997 before being picked up commercially to become a New York Times bestseller. It has since sold over 32 million copies and become a household name.

Who is Mike from Rich Dad Poor Dad?

The secret unleashed once the Rich Dad passed away – Richard Kimi was his name. He accumulated his wealth in the hotel industry. The Kimi family lived down the street from Kiyosaki in Hawaii. True to the story, Kiyosaki was friends with his son “Mike,” whose real name is Alan Kimi.

Is there a rich dad?

“Rich Dad” is a myth, according to Kiyosaki himself. There may be a piece of Mr. Kimi in him, but “Rich Dad” as a person does not exist. Kiyosaki has NO IDEA what he’s talking about other than vague generalities.

Is there a Rich Dad?

Are there free Rich Dad Poor Dad seminars?

This Rich Dad Poor Dad Seminar Review is in regards to the Real Estate track. There are 3 types of the “Rich Dad Poor Dad” Seminars. The Free Seminar is really a precursor/introduction to the initial paid seminar. You’ve probably seen ads online for the free seminar in your area – or heard about it on the radio like I did.

Is the book Rich Dad Poor Dad a fraud?

Rich Dad, Poor Dad was one of the first books I read on finances. I figured out about the book through a network marketing business I was involved with, though that didn’t really end well. I enjoyed the book. I felt like it changed my mindset – mostly the way I thought about money and college.

Is the CBC’s Rich Dad seminars deceptive?

‘Rich Dad’ seminars deceptive: Marketplace. A high-profile workshop series that purports to teach Canadians how to invest in real estate and stocks uses deceptive tactics, gives questionable advice and focuses more on getting participants to pay for more seminars, according to CBC-TV’s Marketplace.

Who is the host of the free seminar?

The Free Seminar is really a precursor/introduction to the initial paid seminar. You’ve probably seen ads online for the free seminar in your area – or heard about it on the radio like I did. The host of the free seminar will be someone who’s had success with real estate & shares their story.