The Latest Breaking News from Robert Kiyosaki

An acronym for "buy, rehab, rent, refinance and repeat," this approach guides investors to purchase low-priced properties, upgrade them and rent them out.

Not all money advice ages well. Some once-respected financial experts now face sharp criticism for promoting outdated, unrealistic, or even dangerous ideas. As economies shift, technology evolves, and the cost of living soars, many of yesterday’s gurus sound wildly out of touch.

Learn Robert Kiyosaki’s top 4 retirement tips to grow wealth, reduce taxes, and create lasting income for a secure financial future.

Although much of his advice is helpful, not all of Robert Kiyosaki's advice is right for everyone. Here are two pieces of advice you should think twice about.

Discover 6 powerful lessons from Robert Kiyosaki on how the rich learn to earn. Shift your mindset and build wealth through smarter financial education.

"AI will cause many 'smart students' to lose their jobs," Kiyosaki shared on X. All hope is not lost as he gave advice on stopping AI from cutting your income.

The core principles of 'Rich Dad Poor Dad' still apply. Here's how to use them to grow your wealth today.

The author and on-air personality seems to believe that the greatest risk might be not taking one at all.

The price of Bitcoin has followed a similar pattern as the stock markets so far this year, hitting a 2025 low in early April and then rising to a new high a month-and-a-half later.

It’s one thing to teach financial literacy — it’s another to live by it. Over the past few decades, countless money experts have stepped into the spotlight, offering advice on budgeting, investing, and building wealth. Some became best-selling authors, television regulars, and influencers, hailed as the blueprint for financial success.

For baby boomers who are approaching retirement age or already well within their golden years, it may seem like it's too late to boost income, especially with so much financial advice out there...