Er zijn sommige die zeggen dat de resessie over is, maar is dat ook zo. Volgens mij niet. Lees maar het laatste stuk van de Conspiracy of the Rich hieronder en log in hiervoor.
Is the Recession Really Over?
It's official: The recession is over. But wait, isn't unemployment high and growing? Isn't the dollar dying?
Not so fast, says Robert Kiyosaki in his latest Conspiracy of the Rich bulletin. Learn why Robert thinks this recession is far from over and what he thinks is the root cause of our financial problems.
This is an essential update you won't want to miss.
Don't miss this important update.
"I remember the US laughing at Japan's boom and bust, saying it couldn't happen to America. Today, it's happening, just as Duncan and I predicted. The problem is that the same old, obsolete, and misunderstood Keynesian economic philosophy rattles around in our leader's brains. So, the crisis worsens, even if economists say, "The recession is over."
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Showing posts with label robert kiyosaki. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Wat ga ik nu doen?
Wat moet ik nu toch doen? Is een veel gehoorde vraag. Mijn antwoord is steenvast: verhoog je financiele bewustzijn. Net als wat Robert Kyosaki in het volgend bericht zegt.
Some of you have been saying, “Enough of the bad news, what do I do now?”
This is a valid, important question and concern.
In his latest Conspiracy of the Rich bulletin, Robert responds to your feedback and questions about what to do in this bad economy.
Don't miss this important update.
"The more the economy worsens, the more money I make. If the economy gets better, I will make even more money. This may sound confusing, but justifies the need for financial education. It doesn’t matter - bad news or good news – it’s all good news if you know what to do."
– Excerpt from Robert’s Conspiracy of the Rich bulletin.
Read the rest of Robert’s thoughts here
http://www.conspiracyoftherich.com/read/current/
Some of you have been saying, “Enough of the bad news, what do I do now?”
This is a valid, important question and concern.
In his latest Conspiracy of the Rich bulletin, Robert responds to your feedback and questions about what to do in this bad economy.
Don't miss this important update.
"The more the economy worsens, the more money I make. If the economy gets better, I will make even more money. This may sound confusing, but justifies the need for financial education. It doesn’t matter - bad news or good news – it’s all good news if you know what to do."
– Excerpt from Robert’s Conspiracy of the Rich bulletin.
Read the rest of Robert’s thoughts here
http://www.conspiracyoftherich.com/read/current/
Sunday, September 26, 2010
schooting the sacredcows
Kijk naar de video's van Robert Kyosaki om je financiele bewustzijn te verhogen.
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Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Investors Leaving Stock Market in Droves
De kleine investeerders verlaten de aandelenmarkt. Lees dit artikel van Robert Kyosaki. Het laat je zien wat de media zegt en wat de markt doet twee totaal verschillende dingen zijn.
The media continues to talk about the "economic recovery". Yet, despite their seemingly endless optimism, the small investor is leaving the market in droves.
In his latest Conspiracy of the Rich bulletin, Robert breaks down a recent article in The New York Times about the phenomenon of small investors bailing on stocks—and gives you real insight into the state of our economy.
If you want to protect your money, don't miss this important update Robert.
Read the rest of Robert’s thoughts here. ""In Striking Shift, Small Investors Flee Stock Market" blared a headline on the front page of the Sunday, August 21st edition of The New York Times. The article stated that investors withdrew a staggering $33.12 billion from domestic stock market mutual funds in the first seven months of 2010.
That's a lot of money, and that's bad news for the economy. Generally, once a recession is ending, the small investors come back to the stock market. Today, since they're still fleeing the market, this means we might see a longer recession. "
The media continues to talk about the "economic recovery". Yet, despite their seemingly endless optimism, the small investor is leaving the market in droves.
In his latest Conspiracy of the Rich bulletin, Robert breaks down a recent article in The New York Times about the phenomenon of small investors bailing on stocks—and gives you real insight into the state of our economy.
If you want to protect your money, don't miss this important update Robert.
Read the rest of Robert’s thoughts here. ""In Striking Shift, Small Investors Flee Stock Market" blared a headline on the front page of the Sunday, August 21st edition of The New York Times. The article stated that investors withdrew a staggering $33.12 billion from domestic stock market mutual funds in the first seven months of 2010.
That's a lot of money, and that's bad news for the economy. Generally, once a recession is ending, the small investors come back to the stock market. Today, since they're still fleeing the market, this means we might see a longer recession. "
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
The Fed Stealing From the Elderly
Met het printen van van te veel geld wordt je geld steeds weer minder waard. Hieronder lees je een intro op een bericht van Robert Kyosaki. Lees dit bericht. Ik vindt het echt goed!
Times are tough. And they're even tougher for retirees on fixed incomes or who rely on their savings.
In his latest Conspiracy of the Rich Bulletin, Robert Kiyosaki explains why the Fed's monetary policy is ripping off old people—and you.
Don't miss this important update.
"For years I've been saying, 'Savers are losers.' After 1971, the Federal Reserve Bank was allowed to print money. Printing money is the same as ripping off savers because each dollar printed devalues every other dollar in circulation—including your savings."
Times are tough. And they're even tougher for retirees on fixed incomes or who rely on their savings.
In his latest Conspiracy of the Rich Bulletin, Robert Kiyosaki explains why the Fed's monetary policy is ripping off old people—and you.
Don't miss this important update.
"For years I've been saying, 'Savers are losers.' After 1971, the Federal Reserve Bank was allowed to print money. Printing money is the same as ripping off savers because each dollar printed devalues every other dollar in circulation—including your savings."
Monday, August 30, 2010
Discover How To Raise Your Financial IQ
There are lots of opportunities today to win big, make a come-up or just flat out receive a wind fall of good fortune. But if you don’t have the proper understanding of how to use money then that good fortune could soon turn into misfortune.
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Will Home Loan Rates Drop to 2% or Lower?
The mainstream media continues to predict a rise in interest rates. "Lock in your rate now!" the nation's mortgage industry says. But what if rates weren't going to rise? What if they were going to fall?
In his latest Conspiracy of the Rich bulletin, Robert Kiyosaki explores why the predictions for higher rates might be the COR at work—and why rates might drop to 2% or lower.
Don't miss this important update.
"Imagine what would happen if interest rates dropped to 2 percent or even 1 percent. Another explosion in the real estate market would probably happen, and housing prices might go up again. I've been pondering these things for two months now. While the odds are remote, stranger things have happened."
– Excerpt from Robert’s Conspiracy of the Rich bulletin
Read the rest of Robert’s thoughts here.
http://www.conspiracyoftherich.com/read/current/
In his latest Conspiracy of the Rich bulletin, Robert Kiyosaki explores why the predictions for higher rates might be the COR at work—and why rates might drop to 2% or lower.
Don't miss this important update.
"Imagine what would happen if interest rates dropped to 2 percent or even 1 percent. Another explosion in the real estate market would probably happen, and housing prices might go up again. I've been pondering these things for two months now. While the odds are remote, stranger things have happened."
– Excerpt from Robert’s Conspiracy of the Rich bulletin
Read the rest of Robert’s thoughts here.
http://www.conspiracyoftherich.com/read/current/
Friday, August 13, 2010
Debt and Taxes Make You Rich
Een goed syuk van Robert Kiyosaki
Last month, Robert, Kim and their team of senior advisors held a special one-day event in Las Vegas with some of their most elite students. Robert also asked that the event be made available for people all over the world via a live online stream presentation so that they too could take advantage of the day. The event was packed with information that provided the Rich Dad view on what is going on in the world and how you can profit from it.
A key moment in the day came in the morning when Robert asked everyone to write down the following:
Debt and Taxes Make You Rich
The room was so quiet you could hear a pin drop. Robert then added... "if you are financially educated." What does that phrase mean to you? Robert and his team went on to explain exactly what it meant to them, because they were looking at it from the perspective of being entrepreneurs and investors.
Albert Einstein once said, "You cannot solve a problem from the same consciousness that created it. You must learn to see the world anew." If the phrase above doesn't make sense to you, then it's time for you to change your perspective and see the world in a new way. In Robert's opinion those who do will have unlimited opportunity in the next few years of financial crisis. Those who do not will be wiped out.
Take the Next Step
It's not too late to get access to a replay of the Las Vegas live event. Click Here to get unlimited access to watch the entire day with Robert, Kim and their team. As an existing Rich Dad World member, we're providing a special discount off of the normal cost of the replay available only through this e-news article.
Last month, Robert, Kim and their team of senior advisors held a special one-day event in Las Vegas with some of their most elite students. Robert also asked that the event be made available for people all over the world via a live online stream presentation so that they too could take advantage of the day. The event was packed with information that provided the Rich Dad view on what is going on in the world and how you can profit from it.
A key moment in the day came in the morning when Robert asked everyone to write down the following:
Debt and Taxes Make You Rich
The room was so quiet you could hear a pin drop. Robert then added... "if you are financially educated." What does that phrase mean to you? Robert and his team went on to explain exactly what it meant to them, because they were looking at it from the perspective of being entrepreneurs and investors.
Albert Einstein once said, "You cannot solve a problem from the same consciousness that created it. You must learn to see the world anew." If the phrase above doesn't make sense to you, then it's time for you to change your perspective and see the world in a new way. In Robert's opinion those who do will have unlimited opportunity in the next few years of financial crisis. Those who do not will be wiped out.
Take the Next Step
It's not too late to get access to a replay of the Las Vegas live event. Click Here to get unlimited access to watch the entire day with Robert, Kim and their team. As an existing Rich Dad World member, we're providing a special discount off of the normal cost of the replay available only through this e-news article.
Thursday, July 29, 2010
Think this Is Bad? Wait Until the Next Disaster
Een goed stuk van Robert Kiyosaki
The world knows BP is a disaster, a monster of a disaster. BP's disaster makes Hurricane Katrina look like a rain shower.
Every time a TV news station shows oil gushing from a broken pipe -- one mile below the ocean's surface -- the world gets sick. Scenes of oil-soaked pelicans struggling for life both angers and saddens us. The financial losses endured by small businesses and fishermen cannot be imagined, let alone conveyed by the media interviews. BP is a disaster with a scope beyond comprehension.
I was in England when President Barack Obama blamed and criticized BP for this tragedy. His criticism sparked the anger of the British. Politicians wanted him to tone it down, to be more careful in his choice of words. British Prime Minister David Cameron told Obama not to "go after BP for the sake of it." Virgin's Richard Branson said he was "kicking a company while it was on its knees." Their concern was not for the environment or those suffering the ravages of this disaster. Their concern was for the pensioners who are counting on BP for a secure retirement.
On June 17, London's Daily Mail ran a headline screaming, "Obama Bullies BP into £13.5bn Fund for Oil Spill Victims... but British Pensioners will Pick Up the Bill." The British are angry with Obama for pressuring BP to suspend dividend payments and set aside $20 billion for the cleanup. Obama's strong-arm position has not only affected British pensioners, who own 40% of BP, but American pension funds, who own 39%, as well. In other words, the economic damage of the BP disaster goes far beyond the Gulf. The damage is spreading to pensions, pensioners, and portfolios all around the world.
An Atmosphere Changed
While in London, I decided to go to dinner at Canary Wharf, ground zero for the next BP. Only a few years ago, Canary Wharf was one of the centers of the financial universe. Condo prices were sky high, offices were packed, and high-paid bankers filled Canary Wharf with wealth and excitement. Today, Canary Wharf seems to be dying. It has lost its vibrancy. Many restaurants and offices were nearly empty and there were few lights to be seen in those once-high-priced condos.
And Canary Wharf's ‘BP' stands for Bomb Production. Canary Wharf is much like AIG, a factory for exotic financial products known as derivatives. The problem is that most people do not know what these murky and mysterious products are -- and that includes the people who make them or buy them. It's why Warren Buffett has called derivatives "financial weapons of mass destruction." That is how powerful they are. During World War II, a ship exploded while loading bombs for transport at Port Chicago, California. The explosion flattened everything for miles. It is said that the ship's anchor, which weighed tons, was found more than six miles away. Derivatives -- financial bombs -- have the same power if they accidently detonate inside a bank's balance sheet.
The subprime disaster was a result of financial bombs -- derivatives -- exploding in financial institutions such as AIG and Lehman Brothers, as well as banks and financial institutions throughout the world. After the bombs AIG manufactured exploded, AIG received $181 billion in taxpayer funding and immediately sent $11.9 billion to France's Société Générale, $11.8 billion to Deutsche Bank, and $8.5 billion to Barclays Bank of Britain. U.S. taxpayer money was going to bailout banks around the world. During the last three months of 2008, AIG was losing more than $27 million an hour. That is how powerful these derivatives can be. The problem I see is this: There are many more such bombs still sitting in balance sheets all over the world.
Financial Bombs All Over the World
Military bombs are classified by weight: 500-, 750-, and 1,000-pound bombs. Financial bombs have interesting labels such as CDO (collateralized debt obligations), ABS (asset backed securities), and CDS (credit default swaps). While they sound exotic and sophisticated, when put in everyday language, a CDO is simply debt sold as an asset. And CDS, or swaps, are simply a form of insurance.
Since the insurance industry is strictly regulated, and the bomb factories producing CDS did not want to comply with insurance industry regulations, they simply called them ‘swaps,' rather than insurance.
To make matters worse, rating agencies such as Moody's and S&P (and even Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan) blessed these financial bombs as safe, sound, and good for you. It was almost as good as the pope blessing these products. In 2007, the subprime boom busted, and we know what happened from there.
The problem is that approximately $700 trillion of these financial time bombs are still in the system. While people watch the BP disaster in the Gulf, few people are aware of the other BP, the financial bomb production that is still going on. If this derivative market begins to collapse, we will see another BP disaster.
Can't Clean Up the Next Disaster
Most of us know there is not enough money in the world to clean up the Gulf. The same is true with the $700 trillion derivatives market. If just 1% of the $700 trillion derivatives market goes bust, that is a $7 trillion disaster. The entire U.S. economy is only $14 trillion annually. A 10% failure, equating to $70 trillion, would probably bring down the world economy. As with the BP Gulf disaster, there is not enough money in the world to clean up the next BP disaster.
Could such a financial disaster happen? The answer is "Yes." In fact, just as President Obama pressured BP into doing the "right thing," he is also pressuring the financial markets to do the right thing. The president and our congressional leaders are pushing through financial reform legislation. My concern is that, if not handled delicately, it is this financial reform that will set off the derivative time bomb... the next BP.
Currently, derivatives are traded over-the-counter, also known as off-exchange trading. This means derivatives are uncontrolled, unregulated, and unsupervised. The proposed financial reform legislation is pushing to have derivatives traded through an exchange. This will bring greater transparency and control. My concern is, when this happens, the reform will reveal fraud and failures we do not yet know about today. It will be like turning on the light and watching the cockroaches (bankers) run for cover.
While it is commendable that President Obama holds the rich and powerful accountable, I wonder what the price will be.
How many BPs can we afford?
The world knows BP is a disaster, a monster of a disaster. BP's disaster makes Hurricane Katrina look like a rain shower.
Every time a TV news station shows oil gushing from a broken pipe -- one mile below the ocean's surface -- the world gets sick. Scenes of oil-soaked pelicans struggling for life both angers and saddens us. The financial losses endured by small businesses and fishermen cannot be imagined, let alone conveyed by the media interviews. BP is a disaster with a scope beyond comprehension.
I was in England when President Barack Obama blamed and criticized BP for this tragedy. His criticism sparked the anger of the British. Politicians wanted him to tone it down, to be more careful in his choice of words. British Prime Minister David Cameron told Obama not to "go after BP for the sake of it." Virgin's Richard Branson said he was "kicking a company while it was on its knees." Their concern was not for the environment or those suffering the ravages of this disaster. Their concern was for the pensioners who are counting on BP for a secure retirement.
On June 17, London's Daily Mail ran a headline screaming, "Obama Bullies BP into £13.5bn Fund for Oil Spill Victims... but British Pensioners will Pick Up the Bill." The British are angry with Obama for pressuring BP to suspend dividend payments and set aside $20 billion for the cleanup. Obama's strong-arm position has not only affected British pensioners, who own 40% of BP, but American pension funds, who own 39%, as well. In other words, the economic damage of the BP disaster goes far beyond the Gulf. The damage is spreading to pensions, pensioners, and portfolios all around the world.
An Atmosphere Changed
While in London, I decided to go to dinner at Canary Wharf, ground zero for the next BP. Only a few years ago, Canary Wharf was one of the centers of the financial universe. Condo prices were sky high, offices were packed, and high-paid bankers filled Canary Wharf with wealth and excitement. Today, Canary Wharf seems to be dying. It has lost its vibrancy. Many restaurants and offices were nearly empty and there were few lights to be seen in those once-high-priced condos.
And Canary Wharf's ‘BP' stands for Bomb Production. Canary Wharf is much like AIG, a factory for exotic financial products known as derivatives. The problem is that most people do not know what these murky and mysterious products are -- and that includes the people who make them or buy them. It's why Warren Buffett has called derivatives "financial weapons of mass destruction." That is how powerful they are. During World War II, a ship exploded while loading bombs for transport at Port Chicago, California. The explosion flattened everything for miles. It is said that the ship's anchor, which weighed tons, was found more than six miles away. Derivatives -- financial bombs -- have the same power if they accidently detonate inside a bank's balance sheet.
The subprime disaster was a result of financial bombs -- derivatives -- exploding in financial institutions such as AIG and Lehman Brothers, as well as banks and financial institutions throughout the world. After the bombs AIG manufactured exploded, AIG received $181 billion in taxpayer funding and immediately sent $11.9 billion to France's Société Générale, $11.8 billion to Deutsche Bank, and $8.5 billion to Barclays Bank of Britain. U.S. taxpayer money was going to bailout banks around the world. During the last three months of 2008, AIG was losing more than $27 million an hour. That is how powerful these derivatives can be. The problem I see is this: There are many more such bombs still sitting in balance sheets all over the world.
Financial Bombs All Over the World
Military bombs are classified by weight: 500-, 750-, and 1,000-pound bombs. Financial bombs have interesting labels such as CDO (collateralized debt obligations), ABS (asset backed securities), and CDS (credit default swaps). While they sound exotic and sophisticated, when put in everyday language, a CDO is simply debt sold as an asset. And CDS, or swaps, are simply a form of insurance.
Since the insurance industry is strictly regulated, and the bomb factories producing CDS did not want to comply with insurance industry regulations, they simply called them ‘swaps,' rather than insurance.
To make matters worse, rating agencies such as Moody's and S&P (and even Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan) blessed these financial bombs as safe, sound, and good for you. It was almost as good as the pope blessing these products. In 2007, the subprime boom busted, and we know what happened from there.
The problem is that approximately $700 trillion of these financial time bombs are still in the system. While people watch the BP disaster in the Gulf, few people are aware of the other BP, the financial bomb production that is still going on. If this derivative market begins to collapse, we will see another BP disaster.
Can't Clean Up the Next Disaster
Most of us know there is not enough money in the world to clean up the Gulf. The same is true with the $700 trillion derivatives market. If just 1% of the $700 trillion derivatives market goes bust, that is a $7 trillion disaster. The entire U.S. economy is only $14 trillion annually. A 10% failure, equating to $70 trillion, would probably bring down the world economy. As with the BP Gulf disaster, there is not enough money in the world to clean up the next BP disaster.
Could such a financial disaster happen? The answer is "Yes." In fact, just as President Obama pressured BP into doing the "right thing," he is also pressuring the financial markets to do the right thing. The president and our congressional leaders are pushing through financial reform legislation. My concern is that, if not handled delicately, it is this financial reform that will set off the derivative time bomb... the next BP.
Currently, derivatives are traded over-the-counter, also known as off-exchange trading. This means derivatives are uncontrolled, unregulated, and unsupervised. The proposed financial reform legislation is pushing to have derivatives traded through an exchange. This will bring greater transparency and control. My concern is, when this happens, the reform will reveal fraud and failures we do not yet know about today. It will be like turning on the light and watching the cockroaches (bankers) run for cover.
While it is commendable that President Obama holds the rich and powerful accountable, I wonder what the price will be.
How many BPs can we afford?
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
What's $550 Million Among Friends?
Een goed stuk van Robert Kiyosaki
Goldman Sachs has more ex-executives working for the US Treasury and the Fed than any other Wall Street firm. You could say they're pretty good friends. So it may surprise you to find that the Fed just fined Goldman $550 million.
Until you realize that's only three-day's wages for Goldman.
In his latest Conspiracy of the Rich bulletin, Robert Kiyosaki explores why the cards are stacked against the average person—and why Goldman can get away with cheating.
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Goldman Sachs has more ex-executives working for the US Treasury and the Fed than any other Wall Street firm. You could say they're pretty good friends. So it may surprise you to find that the Fed just fined Goldman $550 million.
Until you realize that's only three-day's wages for Goldman.
In his latest Conspiracy of the Rich bulletin, Robert Kiyosaki explores why the cards are stacked against the average person—and why Goldman can get away with cheating.
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Tuesday, July 20, 2010
Is the Price of Gold Going to Fall?
Een goed stuk van Robert Kiyosaki over goud en zilver
Gold's had quite a run over the last couple of years. Lately, it's been sitting at around $1,200 an ounce. What will it do next?
In his latest Conspiracy of the Rich bulletin, Robert gives his reasons why the price of gold might fall over the summer—and why you should keep buying.
While I do believe the price of gold will go higher—much higher—in the long run, I wonder if we'll see a drop in the price of gold soon. Maybe it's wishful thinking but a drop in price may be possible. I say this for two reasons. "
– Excerpt from Robert’s Conspiracy of the Rich bulletin
Lees verder op http://www.conspiracyoftherich.com
Gold's had quite a run over the last couple of years. Lately, it's been sitting at around $1,200 an ounce. What will it do next?
In his latest Conspiracy of the Rich bulletin, Robert gives his reasons why the price of gold might fall over the summer—and why you should keep buying.
While I do believe the price of gold will go higher—much higher—in the long run, I wonder if we'll see a drop in the price of gold soon. Maybe it's wishful thinking but a drop in price may be possible. I say this for two reasons. "
– Excerpt from Robert’s Conspiracy of the Rich bulletin
Lees verder op http://www.conspiracyoftherich.com
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
Verslag Cashflowavond 11 mei
Afgelopen dinsdag 11 mei hebben we de maandelijkse Cashflowclub Zeeland avond gehouden. Het was weer een vruchtbare avond op het gebied van persoonlijke ontwikkeling en financiële intelligentie.
Ronnie had een zeer interessante presentatie over de DVD Financial Freedom.
De opdracht was: Creëer, visueel, drie emmers.
Vul nummer 1 met je veiligheidsgeld. Met veiligheidsgeld bedoel ik het geld dat je achter de hand hebt om minimaal een maand of drie rond van te komen;
Vul nummer 2 met genoeg geld om je dagelijkse onkosten te dekken en
Vul nummer 3 om je dromen van te verwezenlijken.
Hierna wordt het Cashflowspel gespeeld. Een persoon is binnen een half uur uit de ratrace. Zeer knap! Door Cashflow te spelen, leer je bijvoorbeeld op het juiste moment je aandelen te kopen en te verkopen. Leer je enkel een hypotheek op een huis te nemen als de huurder een groter bedrag aan huur betaalt dan jij aan de aflossing plus rente voor de hypotheek moet betalen.
Bij de volgende Cashflowclub Zeeland bijeenkomst op 8 juni zal Ronnie beginnen met een presentatie van 15 minuten over het boek “Rijke Pa Arme Pa”. Ronnie legt uit hoe hij met behulp van van de adviezen uit dit boek in staat is meer financiële vrijheid te creëren! Hierna zal er genoeg tijd over zijn om ongeveer anderhalf uur het spel Cashflow 101 te spelen. Dit om spelenderwijs je financiële intelligentie te vergroten.
Ronnie had een zeer interessante presentatie over de DVD Financial Freedom.
De opdracht was: Creëer, visueel, drie emmers.
Vul nummer 1 met je veiligheidsgeld. Met veiligheidsgeld bedoel ik het geld dat je achter de hand hebt om minimaal een maand of drie rond van te komen;
Vul nummer 2 met genoeg geld om je dagelijkse onkosten te dekken en
Vul nummer 3 om je dromen van te verwezenlijken.
Hierna wordt het Cashflowspel gespeeld. Een persoon is binnen een half uur uit de ratrace. Zeer knap! Door Cashflow te spelen, leer je bijvoorbeeld op het juiste moment je aandelen te kopen en te verkopen. Leer je enkel een hypotheek op een huis te nemen als de huurder een groter bedrag aan huur betaalt dan jij aan de aflossing plus rente voor de hypotheek moet betalen.
Bij de volgende Cashflowclub Zeeland bijeenkomst op 8 juni zal Ronnie beginnen met een presentatie van 15 minuten over het boek “Rijke Pa Arme Pa”. Ronnie legt uit hoe hij met behulp van van de adviezen uit dit boek in staat is meer financiële vrijheid te creëren! Hierna zal er genoeg tijd over zijn om ongeveer anderhalf uur het spel Cashflow 101 te spelen. Dit om spelenderwijs je financiële intelligentie te vergroten.
Thursday, April 15, 2010
We hebben te veel geld gedrukt!
Dit is nu echt een filmpje wat je moet zien om je financiële intelligentie te vergroten. Robert geeft aan dat we nu op een punt zijn aan gekomen, dat er geen weg meer terug is. We hebben te veel geld gedrukt!
En wat nu!!!!!!
Ik ben zeer benieuwd naar je reactie die je hier kan achterlaten
http://www.richdad.com/RichDad/Seminars/2010_GoldVsTheUSDollar/videos/robert2.html
En wat nu!!!!!!
Ik ben zeer benieuwd naar je reactie die je hier kan achterlaten
http://www.richdad.com/RichDad/Seminars/2010_GoldVsTheUSDollar/videos/robert2.html
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