tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-248088072011-09-10T20:41:10.423+08:00Cashflow101 is a financial education game that teaches financial management, money management, investment and accounting. Cashflow101, invented by Robert Kiyosaki, the best-selling author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, to increase your financial intelligence and to learn how to get rich and gain financial freedom. Rich Dad Poor Dad is the true story of Robert himself on how his 2 Dad affected him.Seawayhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/17659410027771082432noreply@blogger.comBlogger121100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-24808807.post-1146551311487212672006-05-02T14:24:00.000+08:002006-05-02T15:53:56.180+08:00

Teach Your Children The Wealth MindsetCashflow® for Kids is designed for children from 6 to 12 years. This Cashflow® game is a fabulous introduction to wealth building strategies, and encourages children to develop a positive relationship with money that will carry into their adult lives. It's the kind of education that we all wish we'd had but most likely didn't get.Children over ten can easily

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Some Additional Benefits Of Playing The Cashflow® 101 GameNot only will Cashflow® 101 teach you some brilliant strategies for making money, but you'll also create a support team for your wealth creation dreams. Knowing a group of people who understand your ambitions and don't belittle them is a tremendous psychological boost.Secondly, the Cashflow® 101 game opens up your mind to the possibility

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Many people asked me to talk about how to start a Cashflow 101 Game, eventhough it can be found throughout the Internet. So I extracted from one of the source which I think is well-written:Find a Cashflow 101 club around your area, you can do it through Rich Dad's Community. If you're in Asia, you may do it through Rich Dad Asia. If there isn't a Cashflow® 101 club in your area, it's a fairly

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Someone ever asked me: "Why do you want to pay off ALL LIABILITIES before getting out of rat race in Cashflow101? The original Cashflow101 rules doesn't required that!"We have to recall the last economic crisis back in 1998. Before 1998, there are a lot of millionaires who find their properties, assetsturns into liabilities overnight. The market value of most of their properties sunk below the

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Recently I'd observed the players at Cashflow101 game I facilitated, which I found different characters of stock traders.1 of them, I called him Danny, buy at a low price of $5 OK4U stocks at 1,000 unit in Cashflow101, after a few turns, some other players flip a $30 OK4U card. When I announce to everyone that according to the card, everyone who hold this stock may sell now. Danny refused to sell

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There are commonly question ask about how to apply the Cashflow101 to real life:I know Cashflow101 is simulated to show you what to do? But as far as whom to start talking to about deals similar to these? That's where my wife and I are stuck. The game is fun and I have started to kick butt. But I want to stop doing it in the Cashflow101 game world and do it in the real world... Can anyone tell me

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By looking the charity box in Cashflow101, does any one know an example about charity in real life? how it works? And how about government starter house?The discovery of charity. What does it mean in real life?--by Erik WWhy did Robert Kiyosaki put it in the Cashflow101 game?I believe the answer to these questions lie within each of us that pursue God's will. My view on this is clearly reinforced

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There are some commonly asked questions about Certificate of Deposit and Preferred Stock in Cashflow101: I don't understand how Certificate of Deposits and Preferred Stocks in Cashflow101 work....the instructions are not helping. Can anyone explain to me how I go about buying and how to enter it on my Cashflow101 financial statement? It's probably simple but I just don't understand! Thanks!!Here

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Question:I have also concerned while playing the E-Game. I understand the previous explanation of the repayment of the mortgage loans. But, for the cashflow to be always in excess of $100, that would mean that either the rent on these properties is REALLY high, or the mortgage montlhy payments are REALLY low, if it is to be tallied with other expenses associated with rental properties, e.g. tax,

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There are commonly question ask about paying off bank loans in the Cash flow 101:Hi there, Can anyone please help me understand paying off your bank loan for a real estate property. I get the part about where to put everything on the Game Card. I'm basing this on having just bought the property. eg: Balance SheetCondo Down Pay: 4,000 Cost: 40.000 Mortgage: 36,000 Income Statement Condo Cashflow:

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This post is basically for the 1st timer of CASHFLOW 101, which I extracted from Richdad.comHats off to Rich Dad gamers around the world! Below are some shared game tips that inspire us to “learn by doing.”TIP#1 Never… Ever… QuitI believe that there are many things to understand to succeed at the game. But, for me, the most important is: NEVER, EVER, EVER, EVER QUIT -- ON YOURSELF! No matter how

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Cashflow101 is a financial education board game that teaches financial management, money management, investment and basic accounting skills; and how Rich Dad teaches their children on investment and cashflow. Cashflow101 was invented by Robert Kiyosaki, the best-selling author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, to increase your financial intelligence. Rich Dad Poor Dad is the true story of Mr. Robert Kiyosaki

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