The book teaches everyone why is it necessary to have
financial education. The story is of the author himself. The book starts from
his childhood where he wanted to be rich as other kids in the school. He had
two fathers- rich one and the poor one. One was highly educated and intelligent
while the other never finished his 8th standard. His own dad was poor and his
rich dad was his best friend's father. Both were successful in their career.
Both earned but one always struggled financially and left bills to be paid when
he died. The other became the richest man who left millions of dollars to his
family after his death. Both had different viewpoints about money. One believed
that 'love of money' is the root cause of all evil while the other would say
'lack of money' is the root cause of all evils. The author had two paths to
choose and he followed the path of his rich dad. The author has shared his
personal example on how his small and simple maths calculation made him rich.
He also tells how education systems are training future generation to work for
money. He thinks that to become rich, one needs financial IQ and not money.
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