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It was discussed in the context of its author being $1.2 billion in debt despite promoting the concept of good vs. bad debt, and it was summarized as advising readers to make money work for them instead of the other way around.
He freely admits to this fact and follows it up by saying he's in debt because quote if I go bust the bank goes bust not my problem.
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It was discussed in the context of its author being $1.2 billion in debt despite promoting the concept of good vs. bad debt, and it was summarized as advising readers to make money work for them instead of the other way around.
He freely admits to this fact and follows it up by saying he's in debt because quote if I go bust the bank goes bust not my problem.
It's called rich dad poor dad and deals with two quote-unquote dads in his life One is his dad his actual dad who kind of worked for the man work for his paycheck never got wealthy And then one was his friend's dad who was entrepreneurial owned his own business.
And the point of the book that he tries to make is that you should make your money work for you rather than you Work for your money.