What if you learned about money before adulthood made the lessons expensive?
Rich Dad Poor Dad for Teens is the financial head start every young person deserves. Adapted from Robert Kiyosaki’s bestselling Rich Dad teachings, this book breaks down money, work, assets, debt, entrepreneurship, and financial confidence in a way teens can actually understand and use.
While school teaches grades, tests, and jobs, this book teaches the real-world money skills many adults never learn.
Inside This Book, Teens Will Learn:
- How money really works
- Why working only for a paycheck can keep people stuck
- The difference between assets and liabilities
- How to think like an entrepreneur
- Smart ways to earn, save, and invest money early
- How to manage debt and make better financial choices
- Why confidence and mindset matter financially
Why Start Young?
The earlier someone understands money, the more choices they have later.
Instead of graduating confused about finances, teens can begin building habits that lead to freedom, opportunity, and independence.
Perfect For:
- Teens ages 13+
- Parents who want to teach money skills at home
- Students interested in business or investing
- Families who believe financial education matters
This isn’t just a book for teens. It’s a shortcut to lessons many people wish they learned years earlier.
Give a young person the advantage most adults never had.
Product Reviews
Erik Navarro
I like very very much! go to my freedom
Richard
Me llegaron ambos productos, de muy buena calidad, me gustó mucho q volvieron a los billetes en sus 12 denominaciones, lo q si vi q cambio bastante fue el cashflow for kids, ahora es mas sencillo ya que las cantidades solo son por multiplos de 100 entiendo q lo hacen para hacilidad en el calculo con los niños, sin embargo an la antigua version habian triangulos azules q representaban los ingresos ganados cosa q extrañe mucho ya q con ello podia ver la diferencia con los ingresos pasivos….gracias
Angelo Galante
Greatest game for children. I love teaching them all this good stuff
Johnny Midas
This is not some cheap off-brand board game. It’s as high quality as anything you’d buy from Parker Brothers, and after a few games my 13 year old is understanding financial statements better than I did in college! This should be a required purchase for all parents. Hint: play the kids version first. It is fast, fun, and just as educational.
Logan Manzanares
Love the trilogy