Famous investor and author Robert Kiyosaki, known for his bestseller "Rich Dad, Poor Dad", has issued another warning about an impending economic crisis that he believes will affect the US and the world.
In an August 29 post, Kiyosaki urged people to pay attention to politicians’ actions, not their words, stressing that “actions speak louder than words.” He stressed that the current political climate and financial times are critical.
Kiyosaki often expresses pessimistic views about the future of fiat money, especially the US dollar. He has repeatedly warned that financial disaster is on the horizon and that the value of fiat currencies will decline dramatically. In his view, this scenario will lead to the end of fiat money as we know it.
In line with his gloomy predictions, Kiyosaki regularly recommends investing in alternative assets to preserve wealth. He often recommends gold, silver, and Bitcoin (BTC) as reliable store of value vehicles that can protect fiat currencies from collapse.
Kiyosaki’s warnings come at a time when many are concerned about global economic instability, inflation and the potential impact of geopolitical tensions. His advice to prepare by diversifying our investments into tangible and decentralized assets resonated with a significant portion of his audience, who shared his concerns about the sustainability of the current financial system.
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