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Robert Kiyosaki

Editor, Rich Dad Poor Dad Daily

Dear Reader,

The Banking Act of 1933, known as the Glass-Steagall Act, was passed by the United States Congress with the purpose of separating investment banking from retail banking.

The bill was designed “to provide for the safer and more effective use of the assets of banks, to regulate interbank control, to prevent the undue diversion of funds into speculative operations, and for other purposes.” No longer could retail banks who mostly took deposits, manage checking accounts, and made loans use depositors’ funds for risky investments.

It all seems well and fine.

As a customer of a retail bank, you wouldn’t argue that Congress wasn’t acting in your best interest.

In fact, this Act restored a lot of faith back into the banking system after the 1929 crash.

House of Cards

In 1974, ERISA, the Employee Retirement Income Security Act, was passed and paved the way for the 401(k), IRAs, and employee pension plans. ERISA opened the doors to the big casino known as the stock and bond markets to millions of poor and middle-class workers without any financial education.

As leaders printed money, ripping off most workers, a few middle-class investors, such as my rich dad, caught on to the heist and did well as the stock, bond, and real estate markets were blown into bubbles.

By 1978, millions of amateurs were forced into the giant casinos of banks and Wall Street, owned by the rich. The rich and powerful kept their winnings, even when they lost other people’s money.

Rich dad called these giant “casinos” the house of cards.

This house of cards became even more unstable in 1999 when Senator Phil Gramm, in 1997 and 1998, helped repeal the Glass-Steagall Act.

The repeal of the Glass-Steagall Act was one of the biggest bank heists in history.

If you recall, there are two types of bank robbers: those who rob banks from the outside and those who rob banks from the inside. This was the greatest inside job ever pulled off and because it revealed the inbred relationship between the government, the Fed, and the ultra-rich Wall Street bankers.

Once it was repealed, your money turned into a casino—one big casino. They could take your savings and they could put it into a casino. If they lost your money, tough. The taxpayer covered the bill. When the casino lost your money, the Fed and U.S. Treasury bailed out the casino, saving the rich at the expense of your future.

The rich bet your money, the rich lose your money, and you pay for the loss of your money via taxes, and the bailout money pays the bonuses of the rich who bet and lost your money in the first place.

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A Casino Depends on Losers

A casino depends upon losers so that those at the top can win. In 1974, it was a thing called a 401K. They needed more losers to enter the market, and what did the financial planners tell you? “Save money and invest for the long term of the stock market.” They needed people to come in and push it up.

In the 1980’s, Wall Street began selling pension boards (made up of teachers, firefighters and police officers) high risk “credit assets.” In 1984, public employee pensions were 60 percent of GDP. In 2019, they were 120 percent.

Up until 1990, public employee pensions were becoming “the dominant global investor.” But it started to crumble when Long-Term-Capital Management, a hedge fund many pensions were invested in, imploded. Wall Street ended up bailing out LTCM.

In 1998, the foundations of global paper casino began to crumble and giant crashes began. After the 2008 crash, the global central banks and the U.S. government printed an estimated $9 trillion, to save themselves and their friends.

Why would anyone invest in the long term in the stock market when it’s a casino? My concern is, the old guys like me, are sitting there with their retirement plans which are broke. The California retirement system is broke, Hawaii’s retirement system is broke. Chicago’s retirement system is broke. When this casino finally comes down, my generation is toast.

Between 1971 and today, the poor and middle-class workers who worked hard to earn fake money also saved fake money, and invested it in fake assets run by fake fund managers educated in our finest business schools became today’s biggest losers.

Money as we know it—fake money—is dying. That includes the U.S. dollar. Historically, the average life expectancy for a fiat currency is 27 years, with the shortest life span being one month.

Since 1971, the U.S. dollar has lost 97 percent of it’s purchasing power. History has proven that printing fake money never ends in prosperity. History is evidence that printing fake money always ends in poverty for those who work for fake money.

In my opinion, the best way to prepare is to not need money.

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Don’t Fight the System

In the end, it’s not the government that has the power. It’s the Fed and the ultra-rich banks. This latest stimulus bill is simply a way to pacify the voters and make the government look like it’s doing something. The fundamental problems that caused the crisis are still in place—and the people responsible are still in power. The boom and bust cycle will continue as it always has since Nixon took the dollar off the gold standard in 1971.

It’s pointless to fight the system. Instead, you need to learn to play by the rules of the rich. You cannot expect the government to bail you out. They only do that for powerful banks and corporations—and they use your money to do it. Counting on the government and regulation to save you and the country sets you up for disappointment and failure.

Only by educating yourself about money and taking control of your financial future by playing by rules of the rich will you be able to prosper. The game is always tilted in favor of the rich and powerful. But you can choose to opt-out and prosper by understanding how the world and money works, just like the rich do.

Many will be wiped out by the coming depression. But I want to see you win. Continue your financial education and understand the rules of the game. Only then can you prosper as others perish.

Regards,

Robert Kiyosaki
Editor, Rich Dad Poor Dad Daily

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Editor, Rich Dad Poor Dad Daily

Dear Reader,

It is often said that the responsibility of an entrepreneur is to make a better product at a better price. I believe it is something greater than that. The job of an entrepreneur is to better serve more people and to make the world a better place.

When I was younger, I joined in the business of the Velcro® wallet craze, followed it up with the show wallet and finally went into creating rock and roll memorabilia. None of those products made the world a better place. In fact, I discovered that these products were making the world a worse place when I visited my factory in China only to learn that children were making my products and in very dangerous conditions. Money is not worth hurting children. My eyes opened right then. My eyes shifted to see the world as a true entrepreneur that sees the world.

I learned the hard way that entrepreneurs have a duty to make the world a better place. Sometimes that means we solve a problem and sometimes it means we bring enlightenment.

Corporate social responsibility has emerged rapidly in the last decade. It’s how businesses or individuals affect the surrounding community. It’s a wave that started because people are coming to the conclusion that governments around the world are failing to solve social problems. To combat that problem, businesses have decided to step up and fight for change.

Bringing enlightenment is why Kim and I created the CASHFLOW® board game and wrote Rich Dad Poor Dad. It’s also why Kim and I created the Rich Dad Poor Dad Application for mobile devices. With this new edition, we can reach more people and more effectively teach the lessons that have made us successful. We can better serve more people.

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Your Past Success Means Nothing

People will often rest on their past successes. Entrepreneurs do not have that luxury. I have a poster hanging in my office that says, “No one cares about your past successes.” Entrepreneurs cannot lose momentum and we must look forward. We must keep pushing. We must keep serving. We must maintain our velocity.

I watched as the book publishing industry slowly began to decline. I could have waited to see how, or if, they were going to embrace the digital age, but then I would have lost momentum. I would have placed my mission and serving the world on hold. That is not what an entrepreneur does. Entrepreneurs solve problems; we serve and we lead.

A Story of Corporate Social Responsibility

An inspirational example of corporate social responsibility (CSR) in action is Rommel Juan and his business, Binalot Fiesta Foods. Binalot (which means “wrapped” in Filipino) creates Filipino-style fast foods that are wrapped to lock in their flavor.

DAHON (Dangal At Hanapbuhay para sa Nayon), the CSR program created by Binolot in 2007, helps farmers from Nagcarlan, Laguna facilitate the purchasing of banana leaves used to wrap Binalot’s foods.

DAHON not only benefits Juan’s business supplying and cutting the leaves but also the community. The women who cut the leaves earn approximately 200 pesos a day and the farmers have assured a steady supply of customers. The leaf trimmings, which previously had been tossed into trash heaps, are now repurposed for local compost materials in the community.

After Typhoon Milenyo hit the Philippines in 2006, wiping out the banana leaf crops in Luzon, DAHON played an integral part in helping source Binalot’s leaves. According to Juan, they had to import the leaves from other islands which had become expensive.

“We couldn’t price it that way for our franchisees, so we absorbed the cost,” he continued.

If it weren’t for a little luck found on a corporate social responsibility forum Juan’s aunt had taken him to, the unsustainable practice of importing the leaves would have driven Juan and his brother’s business into the ground.

It wasn’t easy, however. He thought selling the idea to local farmers would require very little effort. It took more than a few attempts to convince the local farmers his new leaf purchasing method would work. It was such a struggle, in fact, they only wanted Rommel to take their children back to Manila to give them jobs.

Finally, one community leader stepped up and agreed to organize the community and fulfill Binalot’s first order for banana leaves: one bundle, or about 200 dishes served at Binalot.

It didn’t take long for the community to rally behind the successful endeavor. The single bundle ordered quickly grew to 300 bundles. It blew away the community leader’s mind when he finally grasped they would continue to get the orders.

Because of the CSR program, Binalot was assured it could conduct its business with a steady, reliable supply of banana leaves. As a result, the people of Nagcarlan saw an improvement in their daily lives.

In 2007, Binalot Fiesta Foods received the “Out-of-the-Box” centennial prize for a small business competition sponsored by UPS. The $10,000 award went directly to the Laguna community.

The accolades didn’t stop there. Binalot also won the 2008 Anvil Award of Merit from the Public Relations Society of the Philippines. They also received recognition from Entrepreneur Magazine’s 2009 Franchise Awards as Best Local Homegrown Franchise and Fastest-Growing Franchise and many more.

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The Entrepreneur’s Higher Purpose

Being an entrepreneur is like-kind to pursuing a higher purpose. Entrepreneurs understand that what they do creates jobs, helping people, and serving the world. Those higher purposes are far more important than pride or fear.

Rich Dad Poor Dad started simply as a book to promote our CASHFLOW® board game. It grew to become the #1 bestselling personal finance book of all time. My pride could have demanded that we never change. My pride could have said that Rich Dad Poor Dad, in its original form, helped tens of millions. Why change it?

Fear could have demanded that the world is changing too fast and that I should wait and see what happens first. Fear could have told me to allow someone else to test the market with a new digital platform. After all, why change now?

But, I am not an author. I am an entrepreneur. I take risks and I lead. And so the world of publishing is going to change, and I bet it is going to follow the lead of the new interactive Rich Dad Poor Dad powered by Clutch Learning. The Rich Dad Company is serving more people and making the world better.

Regards,

Robert Kiyosaki
Editor, Rich Dad Poor Dad Daily

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