Rich Dad Radio Show: In-Your-Face Advice on Investing, Personal Finance, & Starting a Business

Real estate investing is not for the faint of heart. It's illiquid, there's a time lag, and it requires good financial education. Robert and Kim Kiyosaki started their investing journey with small, single-family homes in the 1980s and graduated to larger, multi-family units as their experience grew.  Today's guest shares where he's looking, how he got started, and where he recommends beginners get...

Goodwill of Central and Northern Arizona is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to ending poverty through the power of work. Goodwill takes a holistic approach to employment by providing job seekers the tools to feel confident, purpose-driven, and successful. Goodwill empowers individuals, strengthens families, and builds stronger communities. Tim O'Neal is the President, and CEO of Good...

In July 2021 democrats agreed on 3.5 trillion-dollar domestic spending plans, highlighting considerable spending to fight climate change. Today's guest says this little-known commodity, carbon credits, will help all corporations reduce their carbon emissions and make money. Marin Katusa, author of "The Rise of America" says, "This will be the most important commodity of the 21st Century. Bigger th...

Zillow reportedly has about 7,000 homes that it now needs to unload—many for prices lower than it originally paid. Today's guests explain that Zillow's pricing problem is the number one problem for new real estate investors.  Guests Brandon Turner and David Greene host the #1 real estate podcast, BiggerPockets, and they emphasize the best thing any investor could do is get educated.  David Greene...

While it's been predicted that the Fed may soon begin to "taper" the amount of money it creates each month, it is unlikely to stop printing money altogether any time soon. Today's guest describes the Fed's addiction to printing money as "monetary heroin" explaining that 40% of all money in existence in the U.S. has been created in the last 18 months.  Peter Grandich, the author of Confessions of a...

In 1971, Nixon took the dollar off the gold standard and ushered in the age of currency. Now, every currency in the world is pegged to the dollar—and the dollar is pegged to nothing. In today's episode, we discuss The secret to surviving the next few years is keeping your wealth in real money, not in the U.S. dollar. Buy things that hold their value and are exchangeable all over the world. Commodi...

A timeshare, often known as vacation ownership, is a commitment to pay for annual trips to the same resort or family of resorts for the rest of one's life. Today's guests discuss the key factors to a positive timeshare experience. Henri Moreau, Founder of Timeshare Properties Inc., says, "Timeshares are a lot like marriage, when you're in a good marriage you're close to heaven, when you're in a ba...

In the midst of "The Great Resignation," people are quitting or choosing to be fired, and thus are turning to investments rather than find another 9-5 to earn income. Today's guests explain that financial education is the most important thing you can do to win at real estate investing.  Robert Helms, the host, and founder of The Real Estate Guys™ Radio Show says, "The economic model for real estat...

In 1971, President Richard Nixon changed the rules of money because foreign countries being paid in U.S. dollars grew skeptical when the U.S. Treasury was printing more and more money to cover our debts, and they began exchanging their dollars directly for gold in earnest, depleting most of the U.S. gold reserves.  There's been a significant under-investment in exploration by the world's major gol...

Chaos erupted at the Southern Border in Texas when over 10,000 migrants—including families, pregnant women, and babies—were waiting to be processed by US immigration authorities, just a week ago in Del Rio, Texas. Today's guest says that as a result, Biden's failed policies are undoing the very fabric that this United States is made of.  Pinal County Sheriff Mark Lamb says, "Our government has cre...

The Fed is neither Federal, a bank, nor is does it hold any reserves. The big question is, should we end the Fed? Today's guest is a critic of the federal government's fiscal policies, especially the existence of the Federal Reserve.  Dr. Ron Paul, a former Congressman and host of the Liberty Report says, "Big government would thrive if it didn't have the Fed. It's a taxing authority and an author...

The real estate market around the world is changing at a high rate of speed. In this special podcast Robert and Rich Dad Real Estate Advisor, Ken McElroy will be revealing the fundamentals and strategies that will serve you well during these – not so ordinary times.  They'll share their experiences of starting small and leveraging repeatable strategies on their way to controlling $1 Billion in rea...

The mainstream media will have you believe that the economy is on its way back from the devastation caused by the pandemic, but today's guest says that the trends tell us another story.  Gerald Celente is the Founder and Director of the Trends Research Institute and publisher of the weekly Trends Journal magazine and he says, "America was the land of opportunity, that is no longer." Further, Geral...

War and business are very similar. They are both tough, often dangerous, environments. Today's guest explains the recent events that have unfolded in Afghanistan and how, like in business, failed leadership, is the real story in Afghanistan.  Marine Veteran, Ryan, who completed 11 combat deployments, two as an infantry Marine, explains the history of the United State's role in Afghanistan and ulti...

A follow-up to the episode celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the day Nixon took the dollar off the gold standard, guest George Gammon is in the studio to discuss how creating unlimited amounts of money has created "monetary heroin." George Gammon, a former entrepreneur, turned investor, and host of The Rebel Capitalist Show, says, "The Fed is buying $120 billion a month in treasuries and mortgag...

R. Buckminster Fuller was a mentor to Robert Kiyosaki and in many ways is credited for inspiring the creation of The Rich Dad Company. Fuller was a was an American architect, systems theorist, author, designer, inventor, and futurist. Today's guest, said "Fuller is one of the finest minds in the last 100 years. He thought in global terms, and that's what Bitcoin is all about. Fuller anticipated th...

In 1971, President Richard Nixon, without the approval of Congress, took the U.S. dollar off the gold standard and changed the rules of money—not just for the United States, but also for the world. Today's guests discuss how this change allowed the United States to print almost unlimited amounts of money and create as much debt as it wanted. After 1971, savers became losers, debt became money, and...

Record-low mortgage rates and shortage of inventory are keeping the US housing market strong. Prices have been surging month-over-month breaking new records, but today's guest says that real estate might not be as expensive as you think.  When you compare real estate to other commodities using the HCI, although it may seem controversial, it is clear to see the opportunity is now.  Commodities, unl...

In an inflationary monetary system—growth forever—on a finite planetary system it equals total destruction. To avoid a financial system collapse, today's guest explains why the world needs assets such as bitcoin, "the only asset that cannot be manipulated."  Jeff Booth, the author of The Price of Tomorrow: Why Deflation is the Key to an Abundant Future says, "Bitcoin forces a deflationary system."...

The average investor doesn't understand the fundamentals of the markets, and so they buy because the market is going up…and everyone else is doing it. Today's guest says the average investor is blinded by market euphoria.  Bert Dohmen, the publisher of the Wellington Letter, says, "There was $8 to $10 trillion of new artificial money being pumped into the system," and now, in the reverse repo mark...

The last year has revealed major cracks in the stressed economy and studying history allows you to understand the future. Today's guest says there are important cycles converging and warns that the next ten years will be dark but there is hope.  Additionally, it seems the world is rejecting globalization and there is a technological revolution that is changing humanity, giving us decentralization....

The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 is meant to not only constrain the central planners but protect us from them. Some say that the Fed has been operating outside its legal authority. Finishing what Ron Paul started, George Gammon and Robert Barnes are planning to audit the Fed under the Freedom of Information Act.  Robert Barnes is a trial lawyer, with high-profile wins for clients in civil and crimi...

We have this enormous gap between the world's haves and have-nots because the have-not's value money—they work for it, save it, cling to it, and lose it. There is a war happening against your wealth, and today's episode is a warning to move your "money" into better money.  EB Tucker, the author of "Why Gold, Why Now?" says "The United States uses the dollar as a weapon around the world."  Now, Fed...

What do tulip bulbs and cryptocurrencies have in common? Today's episode proves that amateurs are at the highest risk for losing big when an asset is in a bubble.  You need only look at our crazes in modern times like the tech stock bubble of the early 2,000s, the sub-prime crisis in 2008, and even the designer fruit craze in modern-day Japan, where it can cost up to £20,000 for a square watermelo...

Prager University is the world's leading conservative nonprofit that is focused on changing minds through the creative use of digital media. Taking full advantage of today's technology and social media, PragerU educates millions of Americans and young people about the values that make America great.  Marissa Streit the CEO of PragerU says, "If we lose free speech, we will lose America as we know i...