Second Chance. Robert T. Kiyosaki
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Название: Second Chance
Автор: Robert T. Kiyosaki
Издательство: Ingram
Жанр: Личные финансы
isbn: 9781612680491
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In Appreciation
PART ONE: The Past
Introduction to Part One
Chapter One
Why the Rich Don’t Work for Money
Chapter Two
The Man Who Could See the Future
Chapter Three
What Can I Do?
Chapter Four
What Is a Heist?
Chapter Five
The Next Crash
Chapter Six
How Much Is a Quadrillion?
Chapter Seven
How to See the Invisible
PART TWO: The Present
Introduction to Part two
Chapter Eight
Before and After
PART THREE: The Future
Introduction to Part Three
Chapter Nine
The Opposite of “Go to School”
Chapter Ten
The Opposite of “Don’t Make Mistakes”
Chapter Eleven
The Opposite of “Get Good Grades”
Chapter Twelve
The Opposite of “Get a Good Job”
Chapter Thirteen
The Opposite of “Get out of Debt”
Chapter Fourteen
The Opposite of “Live Below Your Means”
Chapter Fifteen
The Opposite of “Don’t Cheat”
Chapter Sixteen
The Opposite of “The Rich are Greedy”
Chapter Seventeen
The Opposite of “Investing Is Risky”
Chapter Eighteen
The Opposite of “Save Money”
Chapter Nineteen
The Opposite of “An Emergency Is Bad”
Final Thoughts
Afterword
References & Resources
INTRODUCTION
Once Upon a Time…
America was the richest creditor nation in the world.
Once Upon a Time…
The U.S. dollar was backed by gold.
Once Upon a Time…
Printing money was a crime known as counterfeiting.
Once Upon a Time…
A person went to school, got a job, retired young, and lived happily ever after.
Once Upon a Time…
All you had to do was buy a house, and when your house went up in value you were rich.
Once Upon a Time…
All you had to do was invest in the stock market, and when the stock market went up you were rich.
Once Upon a Time…
A college degree meant higher pay.
Once Upon a Time…
Age was an asset.
Once Upon a Time…
A retired person could count on Social Security and Medicare to take care of them.
Unfortunately, Once Upon a Time is over. The fairy tale has ended. The world has changed and continues to change.
Q: So what does a person do now?
A: That’s what this book is about. This book is about a second chance for you, your money, and your life.
This book has three parts: the Past, the Present, and the Future.
The Past… examines the real causes of the financial crisis we’re facing.
The Present… analyzes where you are today.
The Future… what is financial education—and why financial education is opposite of traditional education.
The most important word today is crisis. Remember that there are two parts, two sides, to the word crisis: danger and opportunity.
Your second chance requires that you avoid the dangers that lie ahead and be prepared for the opportunities that exist in a growing, global financial crisis.
There are three basic types of financial crashes: Stock market crash, real estate market crash, and a currency collapse.
This book is about a possible currency collapse.