Unfair Advantage
by Robert T. Kiyosaki
Kiyosaki's case that financial education is the unfair advantage: knowledge, taxes, debt, risk and compensation, each a chapter. It is repetitive of his other books, and the tax and debt chapters state his contrarian positions most clearly.
Read it if…
you want his tax and debt philosophy spelled out.
Skip it if…
you have read three other Kiyosaki books; this adds little.
Three things you will actually use
- Knowledge is the only durable advantage.
- Tax law rewards certain behaviours; learn which.
- Good debt buys assets; bad debt buys liabilities.
Do this first
Read the tax chapter, then check its claims with an accountant before acting on any.
Our verdict
His contrarian positions, spelled out.
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