Financial Education Video - Donald Trump and Robert Kiyosaki "The Power of Debt"

A financial education video with Trump and Kiyosaki

Here's your chance to listen in on their conversation and hear straight talk on how they learned to rise above tough times...and how you can too.

Trump and Kiyosaki talk about the power of debt. They discuss how in today's economy debt can be a double edged sword. the more debt you procure the more financial education someone may need to manage it.

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• Robert Kiyosaki
• Donald Trump
• financial education
• financial literacy
• financial freedom
• rich dad

[newguy33X]

@newguy33X P.S. It's : "errrm yeah but they're both really rich and your're not. So, you must be right about how to get rich and these rich guys must be wrong about how to get rich." And many, many people who ARE rich will see/spot/judge you by the difference between good and bad grammar.

[newguy33X]

@newguy33X many, many "slumlord" properties. He could EASILY risk going personally bankrupt (then and now) because his father had a fixed income off of hundreds of tenants and he's now got a corporation. Think of the people who got screwed over when he did go bankrupt in company name only. He doesn't know what it is to see a cheap flight at $500 and consider it over a business flight or a $10,000 first class flight. If you have millionaire parents, hats off to your head start.

[Kaybsoul]

@vincentdsouza10 well said.

[Kaybsoul]

@newguy33X errrm yer but there both really rich? And your not! so you must be right about how to get rich, and these rich guys must be wrong about how to get rich.

[Kaybsoul]

@sambrown18 your a fool if you think that, have you ever done the maths on debt vs income, income wins sometimes, and sometimes is all you need, you just need to be smart enought to see when/where ''sometimes'' is. Work that out, and you can start to multiply your money for ever. Those who are not smart enough, going around bad mouthing this stuff cus ur too dumb to work this shit out so it must be a lie! (in ur eyes)

[anxietyawaynow]

just stopping by

[anxietyawaynow]

Cool videos, keep posting more...

[AntiSchiff]

What loser idiots.

Anyone who can earn a rate of return on money is better off spending as little of it as possible, at least financially. There is a concept known as opportunity costs.

Anyone with any kind of surplus income, that is income above that needed to meet their basic needs, should live below their means. It will almost always be their only hope of building wealth.

[sambrown18]

Hes basically saying the same shit over and over, this is a good way to lose money if you are listening to this shit. Kiyosaki doesnt even make his money from real estate, its from selling this bullshit and people who are lapping it up as "wisdom"

[newguy33X]

Just some mixed-message spouting off by a guy who was definitely born into money and could just as easily be bankrupt as rich at any given time and another who gives a few easy answers. Any of their books could be distilled down to a few pages each, if you want to skip the fluff.