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Robert Kiyosaki

@theRealKiyosaki

Founder of the Rich Dad Company and author of Rich Dad Poor Dad. His programs teach financial literacy, cash flow, and real estate investing through books, board games, online courses and coaching. This profile represents the author and education brand behind the listed learning offer, not an investment managed by Kiyosaki. His publishing background explains the source of the ideas but does not establish their suitability for every buyer. Property investing carries legal, financing and market risks, and learning financial concepts does not guarantee profits.

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Author of Rich Dad Poor Dad — the best-selling personal finance book of all time; founder of the Rich Dad brand

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  • Consumer complaintsnegative1.9 / 5 across 43 rated reviews

    A consumer complaint site carrying dozens of negative reports about the wider Rich Dad Education brand: upsells from cheap or free sessions into expensive mentorships, recurring billing and refund difficulty. These relate to the brand's seminar funnel, not only the entry-level course.

    Rich Dad Education reviews on PissedConsumer
  • Independent reviewnegative

    A critical outside review of the free-seminar-to-paid-mentorship model used by the brand. The site promotes its own offers, so weigh it accordingly.

    Rich Dad seminar review (ScamRisk)
  • Court recordnegative

    The federal court opinion in Crewe v. Rich Dad Education details plaintiff allegations that a paid "stock success" training program was designed to upsell students into expensive, ineffective additional coursework.

    Crewe v. Rich Dad Education, LLC - Opinion and Order
  • Court recordnegative

    A published case summary shows the court ultimately dismissed the named plaintiffs' claims on arbitration and forum-selection grounds rather than ruling on the underlying upsell allegations.

    Crewe v. Rich Dad Education, LLC, 884 F. Supp. 2d 60
  • Court recordnegative

    Reporting on a 2011 class action alleges Rich Dad Education used free seminars as a high-pressure sales scam to upsell attendees into coursework costing up to tens of thousands of dollars without real financial education.

    Rich Dad Education Scam Class Action Lawsuit

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