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Ryan Hesselberg
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Good financial intelligence follow up book for "rich dad"?

Ryan Hesselberg
  • Rental Property Investor
  • La Crosse, WI
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Just looking for a follow up book to better understand how money works. The reviews for his other books kind signify that they are just a repeat of his book rich dad poor Dad. So I'm looking for something that follows his philosophy, and is more detailed.

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Scott Passman
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Scott Passman
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@Ryan Hesselberg "The Creature from Jekyll Island" is a life changing book on this topic.  It is entirely about central banking (the creators of money) and exactly how it came about, how it is used to manipulate currency and economies, and how banks operate to create money.   From an individual investor point of view, I really found "The Simple Path to Wealth" to be a great read for understanding how money works and the power of debt and compound interest. 

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