Biggest Crash in History? Kiyosaki Sounds Alarm Once Again

Robert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, has once again issued a grim forecast for global markets, warning that the largest economic collapse in history could unfold before the end of this year.

In a recent social media post, Kiyosaki revisited predictions he made two decades ago in his book Rich Dad’s Prophecy, where he cautioned that the retirement funds of the Baby Boomer generation would eventually evaporate. He now believes that moment has arrived, saying the financial shock could leave many retirees struggling to survive.

“This year will mark the biggest crash ever,” Kiyosaki wrote. “Baby Boomers’ savings will vanish. Many will lose their homes or end up living with their children.”

Continuing his long-standing criticism of paper-based wealth, Kiyosaki advised against holding cash or other “printed assets,” arguing that inflation erodes their real value. He repeated his familiar mantra that “savers are losers,” encouraging investors to prioritize tangible assets instead.

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Turning to specific opportunities, Kiyosaki pointed to silver and Ethereum as his preferred picks for the current environment, describing both as undervalued and versatile. “Silver and Ethereum stand out because they serve real-world uses and still trade at reasonable prices,” he said.

He concluded by urging investors to educate themselves before making financial moves: “Increase your financial intelligence and you’ll increase your wealth.”