What Schools Will Never Teach You About Money By Robert T. Kiyosaki

partnerships. You will not enter into businesses or protect your wealth
1. Petitioning the Crown for a corporate charter was time-consuming and unseemly, and more
than a few monarchs cared nothing for “business.” But their regents saw it clearly.
2. Perhaps we are not ready to see the following:
Government Warning: (1) According to the Department of Justice, use of a sole proprietorship
may expose all of your assets to the risk of immediate loss. (2) Use of a sole proprietorship 
impairs your ability to build business credit and may stunt any future economic opportunities.
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Chapter Five
unfair advantage #5
Compensation
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Chapter Four
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In Conclusion
Thank you, Garrett. This has been a long chapter because risk is a 
massive subject.
The best way to minimize risk is not by avoiding risk and using 
oxymorons that actually increase risk. The best way to reduce risk is 
by taking control. And that starts with your financial education. The 
more you know, the greater control you have over your life
and finances.
Risk is real. Accidents, mistakes, and crimes happen every day. 
One of the reasons the rich get richer is that they take control of their 
financial education, rather than avoiding risk and believing in job 
security, saving money, safe investments, fair share, mutual funds, 
diversified portfolios, and being debt-free—oxymorons that actually 
increase risk.
Risk is increasing, and it’s tied to uncertainty. With terrorism, 
economic uncertainty, the rise of China, and the decline of the
West, risk will increase because uncertainty is increasing.
True financial education gives you more control over risk.
And that control over risk is an unfair advantage.