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Rich Dad's Guide to Becoming Rich without Cutting Up Your Credit Cards
Rich Dad Book 5
Book 5 of the Rich Dad series.Rich Dad's Guide to Becoming Rich without Cutting Up Your Credit Cards pushes back on the idea that getting out of debt is always the goal. Kiyosaki distinguishes between good and bad debt, shows how credit can buy assets, and offers strategies for cleaning up destructive borrowing.
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Rich Dad's Guide to Becoming Rich without Cutting Up Your Credit Cards pushes back on the idea that getting out of debt is always the goal. Kiyosaki distinguishes between good and bad debt, shows how credit can buy assets, and offers strategies for cleaning up destructive borrowing.
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A good next step after Rich Dad's Guide to Becoming Rich without Cutting Up Your Credit Cards is Rich Dad Poor Dad, Rich Dad's Classics, Rich Dad's CASHFLOW Quadrant.
When was Rich Dad's Guide to Becoming Rich without Cutting Up Your Credit Cards published?
Rich Dad's Guide to Becoming Rich without Cutting Up Your Credit Cards was published in 2000.