Robert T. Kiyosaki - Cash Flow Quadrant: Rich Dad's Guide to Financial Freedom Books

Pros: Presents the same information as Rich Dad, Poor Dad in greater depth and detail
Cons: -

Rich Dad, Poor Dad, Robert Kiyosaki's recounting of the lessons he learned from his "rich" mentor and surrogate dad, a wealthy businessman, and his "poor" biological dad, a high-level civil servant, has topped the best seller...

Pros: Gets the message, that you and ONLY you determine your financial future.
Cons: The repetition gets annoying after a while.

This book helped put things in perspective, although I think Mr. Kiyosaki could have put this into Rich Dad Poor Dad. This book is about the four types of people that make up the business world: employees(E), (S)self-employed, (B)business owner, and...

Pros: Easy To Read.
Cons: Author does not show his actual "formula" to be wealthy

In Robert Kiyosaki's, The Cashflow Quadrant, the author states that there are four kind of workers: Employees, Self-Employed workers, Business Owners, and Investors. Kiyosaki also states that there are seven different kind of investors. Furthermore,...

Pros: Excellent sequel
Cons: none

I've read this book 7 times, and I'll probably read it 7 more times before it falls apart on me. The only reason I ever bought this book is because of the first in the series, "Rich Dad Poor Dad." I highly recommend you read that book first before this...

Pros: Makes you realize things you may have not before
Cons: No details, no specifics, leaves you in the same place you started.

I first bought Rich Dad, Poor Dad, and loved it. It made me realize that it's not about how much money you make on your job, but really what you do with the money you save, and how you get it to "work for you".

However, this second...

Pros: Easy to read, great ideas
Cons: Makes making money sound too easy

This book is the sequel to Rich Dad Poor Dad. The first book dealt with what the author did when he was a child, building his financial intelligence with his two fathers, his father by blood who was a hard working man on a salary and his best friends...

Pros: Gives you a different attitude to money
Cons: Repeats itself a lot

This is the second book in the series by Robert T. Kiyosaki. One gets the feeling that this book ha ...

Pros: SUPER follow on, easy to read
Cons: Not everyone will be open to the concepts

Robert Kiyosaki has done it again. This GREAT follow on to Rich Dad, Poor Dad introduces the reader to a principle known as the Cashflow Quadrant. More importantly, it aids you in identifying which area of the quadrant you are currently in and shows you...

Pros: Everything
Cons: None

This is a wonderful wonderful book on Personal Finance. A must read for people of all ages. The author describes why exactly people are mismanaged in their financial as well as personal life. He gives wonderful steps to improve anyones financial life. He...

Pros: Quick read, simple to understand
Cons: Repetitive, no great breakthroughs

Kiyosaki repeats most of what is learned in Rich Dad and Cashflow Quadrant doesn't present any significant new ideas.

Crux: There are 4 types of income: E/I/B/S
Employee/Earned Income
Investors
Business
Self-Employed

advantages and disadvantages of each discussed. Tax consequences considered.