Why the Rich Are Ditching Cash for Gold & Silver! – Robert Kiyosaki

Is your cash actually making you poorer? Robert Kiyosaki is back with a hard truth: our money is FAKE! In this eye-opening episode of The Rich Dad Radio Show, we break down why the rich are ditching dollars and hoarding gold, silver, and Bitcoin instead.

Most people don’t realize that after 1964, U.S. quarters and dimes stopped being made from real silver. In 1971, President Nixon took the U.S. off the gold standard, turning our currency into pure debt. Since then, the government has been printing money endlessly, causing inflation to skyrocket and your savings to lose value every day.

So, what’s the solution? Gold, silver, and Bitcoin. Unlike cash, these assets hold real value, cannot be printed at will, and are used by the wealthy to protect their purchasing power.

In this episode, Robert is joined by gold and silver experts to explain:
– Why fiat money is a scam 💸
– The biggest financial lie keeping people poor 🚨
– How to protect your wealth from inflation 📈

00:00 Introduction
00:33 The Value of Gold, Silver, and Bitcoin
02:38 Understanding Fake Money
04:33 The Importance of Real Money
06:42 Historical Perspectives on Gold
08:28 The Difference Between Real and Fake Money
10:47 Challenges in Acquiring Precious Metals
14:42 Conclusion and Next Steps
16:37 The Problem with Fake Money
16:51 How the Rich Protect Their Wealth
18:43 Verifying the Authenticity of Precious Metals
21:39 The War on Cash
23:34 The Historical Perspective on Currency
26:41 The Importance of Gold in Modern Times
30:23 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

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