Conspiracy of the Rich - The 8 New Rules of Money

Monday, 18 October 2010 15:19

Written by EritreaCompass

Conspiracy of the Rich - The 8 New Rules of Money, as a book and website was created to help you understand how the current recession came about, and what you need to learn to survive through the coming rough years.

An unprecedented publishing event for Robert Kiyosaki and The Rich Dad Company, Conspiracy of the Rich - The 8 New Rules of Money is an interactive, "Wiki-style" project in which Kiyosaki has invited feedback, commentary, and questions from readers across the globe.

Stay current with the absurdities effecting our rapidly changing economic crisis by reading Roberts regular Exclusive Online Updates to Conspiracy of the Rich - The 8 New Rules of Money.

The Root of All Evil

Is the love of money the root of all evil? Or, is it the ignorance of money? What did you learn about money in school? Have you ever wondered why our school systems do not teach us much—if anything—about money? Is the lack of financial education in our schools simply an oversight by our educational leaders? Or is it part of a larger conspiracy? Regardless, whether we are rich or poor, educated or uneducated, child or adult, retired or working, we all use money. Like it or not, money has a tremendous impact on our lives in today's world.

Changing the Rules of Money

In 1971, President Richard Nixon changed the rules of money: Without the approval of Congress, he severed the U.S. dollar's relationship with gold. He made this unilateral decision during a quietly held two-day meeting on Minot Island in Maine, without consulting his State Department or the international monetary system. President Nixon changed the rules because foreign countries being paid in U.S. dollars grew skeptical because 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. The vault was being emptied because the government was importing more than it was exporting and because of the costly Vietnam War. As our economy grew, we were also importing more and more oil.

Robert Kiyosaki - New Rules of Money, Part 1/7: Conventional Education Vs. Financial Literacy

Robert Kiyosaki - New Rules of Money, Part 2/7: The CASHFLOW Quadrant

Robert Kiyosaki - New Rules of Money, Part 3/7: Why Savers Are Losers in This Economy

Robert Kiyosaki - New Rules of Money, Part 4/7: Assets Vs. Liabilities

Robert Kiyosaki - New Rules of Money, Part 5/7: Good Debt Vs. Bad Debt

Robert Kiyosaki - New Rules of Money, Part 6/7: The Difference Between Buy, Sell & Fool

Robert Kiyosaki - New Rules of Money, Part 7/7: Focus!

Comments

+3 #3 2010-10-20 15:33

I have ready many books over the years, but this towers above them all. Rich Dad's Conspiracy of the Rich is very thought provoking, an eye opener, it exposes the governments and their prodigies (The big banks) and their conspiracy to keep us all in the dark and financially suppressed. It is a must read for very body who desires changes in their financial situation. It made me to understand that we are the architects of our destiny. Like I always say "you are where you are today because you made a conscious or unconscious decision to be there". - Peter Osakwe

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+2 #2 2010-10-20 15:32

I am impressed that Robert Kiyosaki has articulated and documented the disgusting mess that world leaders and world bankers have created for everyone. With a better understanding the situation I am creating a more secure future with my family.

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0 #1 2010-10-20 15:31

I was watching Riz Khan and he happened to be interviewing this Author. I didn't know anything about him, and I avoid works on Finance or self help books because they seem patronising. After seeing the interview however, I brought the book immediately. His demeanor is what done it for me: he was humble for a self made millionnaire yet he seemed like he genuinely knew what he was talking about and any questions that were thrown at him, his answers were genuinely impressive.

This is the most comprehensive book on Finance. Yet seeing the amount of information he presents with the actual size of the book - I was amazed with how much was said with how little words. Anyone with basic English will be able to understand his message. The book is divided into two parts: the history of our Economy, and his advice on how to use it to our advantage. Whether we like it or not, we have to work in order to live. In no terms does this book promote love of wealth, only how to work smarter and not harder.

He uses many examples of his experiences in life to show how he made it. There is no one way, but the biggest obstacle everyone has to overcome are their own fears. He is honest enough to admit that he still faced many set backs, but now he is set for life regardless of what situation the Economy will be in. I have a good career, but this book has inspired me to start my own business: that's how influencial it is.

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