Business & Money
Rich Dad Poor Dad
Robert T. Kiyosaki
Synopsis
Robert Kiyosaki contrasts two approaches to money, questioning whether education and a secure job alone provide financial security. Through the book's contrasting father figures, he sets out his ideas about financial learning and making money work for its owner.
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