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Rich Dad’s Increase Your Financial IQ
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Most people work harder for money.

The wealthy get smarter with money.

In Rich Dad’s Increase Your Financial IQ, Robert Kiyosaki explains why earning income alone is not enough—and why financial intelligence is the real key to long-term wealth.

This Rich Dad classic teaches readers how to solve money problems, improve decision-making, and build the skills needed to thrive in today’s economy. Instead of relying on outdated advice, you’ll learn how smarter money habits can create more options, security, and freedom.

Inside This Book, You’ll Learn:

  • Why money alone does not make people rich
  • The 5 Financial IQs and how they impact your future
  • How to make more money and keep more money
  • Why protecting money matters as much as earning it
  • How budgeting creates wealth-building surplus
  • Ways to leverage money more effectively
  • Why financial education helps you adapt to changing times
  • How solving money problems increases financial confidence

Why Readers Love It

Many personal finance books focus only on saving or cutting expenses.

Robert Kiyosaki focuses on increasing your ability to think, decide, and act smarter financially—so you can create better results over time.

Perfect For:

  • Readers wanting to improve money skills
  • Employees seeking more financial control
  • Entrepreneurs building wealth foundations
  • Investors wanting stronger decision-making skills
  • Fans of Rich Dad Poor Dad ready for the next step

The more financially intelligent you become, the more opportunities you can recognize and create.

Product Reviews

Logan Manzanares

Love the trilogy

Alfred Greco

I got my family to play it

Rolando Cabo robaina

M gusto todo gracias

Larry Smith

My kids are loving it

Fred Morris

Robert never fails to inspire. His knowledge and experience put to words are meaningful and thought provoking. I have to set the books down to really think about the message he's sending. Thank you Robert.