Robert Kiyosaki has been telling everyone he’s $1.2 billion in debt as proof his philosophy works. His own business partner says that’s not his debt. Kim Kiyosaki told Vanity Fair last month the $1.2 billion sits across roughly 1,500 apartment units owned with a group of investors. She put his actual personal share at $30 to $60 million. So the number he’s been repeating for over a year is somewhere between 20 and 40 times his real exposure. His famous line is “if I go under, the bank goes under, it’s the bank’s problem not my problem.” That only works if you’re actually on the hook. Every asset sits in its own LLC, so if a project fails the bank eats it and nothing touches him. Which isn’t a philosophy. It’s just structuring. Worth knowing this has already happened. Rich Global LLC filed Chapter 7 in 2012 after a $24 million judgment. The company went under, he didn’t. The lesson people take from him is use debt to get rich. The actual lesson is put every deal in a separate entity so the losses land somewhere else. One is teachable at scale. The other requires lawyers and partners willing to hold the bag.

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⚡️ TODAY: Robert Kiyosaki warns inflation will erode purchasing power due to rising oil prices and money printing. He urges people to protect wealth with gold, silver, Bitcoin, and Ethereum.

RICH DAD POOR DAD AUTHOR ROBERT KIYOSAKI JUST WARNED AI COULD CAUSE THE BIGGEST BANKING CRASH IN HISTORY "WHEN THERE'S A PANIC, AI IS GOING TO KICK IN, AND THEY'RE GOING TO SELL" "MACHINES NEARLY DESTROYED SILICON VALLEY BANK" BECAUSE THEY STARTED SELLING AUTOMATICALLY AND COULD NOT STOP "MARK MY WORDS"

🚨 BREAKING: RICH DAD POOR DAD ROBERT KIYOSAKI SAID: "AI IS GOING TO CAUSE THE BIGGEST FINANCIAL CRASH IN HISTORY." LAST TIME HE SAID THIS RIGHT BEFORE THE GREAT RECESSION IN 2008, WHEN S&P500 CRASHED -57% HE DEFINITELY KNOWS DUMP IS COMING...

"Rich Dad, Poor Dad" author Robert Kiyosaki warned retirement account holders that a collapse on the scale of 1929 could be coming, and more than a year later it has not arrived. "DO YOU have a 401(k) or IRA filled with stocks?" Kiyosaki wrote on X in July 2025. He pointed to Berkshire Hathaway Chair Warren Buffett and Quantum Fund co-founder Jim Rogers, claiming they had sold most or all of their stocks and bonds and were holding cash or silver. "If you do not know why Buffet and Rogers have sold their stocks and bonds you may want to find out." He described his own positioning differently. "I sit tight with gold, silver, & Bitcoin," he wrote, before adding, "We may be on the brink of another 1929 crash and another Great Depression." He also warned that America's debt was out of control and the country could only keep printing money "for so long." The prediction has not played out. The S&P 500 has continued climbing, reaching record highs during 2026 rather than collapsing. Kiyosaki has kept sounding the alarm on stocks, ETFs, mutual funds, 401(k)s and IRAs while promoting gold, silver and Bitcoin. His underlying argument stays consistent, that investors should not assume traditional assets are safe simply because they are familiar. The distinction that matters is between preparing for a downturn and trying to time exactly when one arrives.

Weekly Recap: • Senator Bernie Sanders introduces bill to ban AI that exceeds human intelligence permanently. • Bank of America VP Erin Piacenti killed in Times Square stabbing. • 'Rich Dad Poor Dad' Robert Kiyosaki reveals he is $1.2 billion in debt. • President Trump calls on the Fed to cut interest rates. • SEC Chair Paul Atkins expects the Crypto Clarity Act to pass this month. • British celebrity Katie Price divorces husband after finding just $3 in his crypto wallet despite claiming he had $50 million. • Netherlands moves $12.1 billion in gold from the US and Canada. • Elon Musk says PlayStation and Xbox consoles will connect directly to Teslas. • US secures majority control over 65 billion barrels of Venezuelan oil. • John Ternus replaces Tim Cook as Apple CEO. • US Mint puts the 2026 Trump $1 coin into circulation. • NSA drops opposition to the Crypto Clarity Act. • Trump says the stock market should rise "like a rocket ship." • Canada loses 41,700 jobs amid its US trade war. • Ripple signs multi-year sponsorship deal with the University of Florida. • Prime Minister Carney says trade talks will resume when Americans "stop doing memes." • Russia's new cryptocurrency law takes effect. • SEC plans roundtable on 24-hour stock trading. • G20 agrees to develop crypto and stablecoin regulations. • Apple CEO John Ternus to receive $58 million pay package in 2027. • Bessent says America must grow its way out of debt. • Michael Saylor's 'Strategy' buys 4,603 Bitcoin for $369 million. • Bessent says Hormuz will be bypassed and "worthless" within two years. • Coinbase CEO says banks oppose crypto competition. • OpenAI launches its most powerful model, GPT-6 Astra. • SEC proposes rules supporting blockchain-based securities transactions. • Coinbase files to offer perpetual stock trading in the US. • Trump says AI will create millions of jobs and cure diseases. • Trump proposes renaming Hormuz the "Trump Strait." • Tom Lee's 'BitMine' buys 53,501 ETH for $131 million. • President Trump threatens to stop trading with countries the US has a deficit with if interest rates are not lowered. • World's largest sovereign wealth fund plans deep US Treasury cuts. • Fed Chair Warsh says a global investment surge is underway. • Nvidia acquires Hugging Face for $12.93 billion. • Hyperliquid and Kraken's parent discuss entering the US market. • Elon Musk says X recorded its highest-ever monthly downloads. • Atkins calls the SEC's crypto proposal its most historic step yet. • Treasury Secretary Bessent says oil prices are going to come down. • US unemployment holds at 4.1%. • $400 billion Standard Chartered launches institutional spot crypto trading in the UAE. • Apple accuses OpenAI of destroying crucial evidence. • Coinbase signs Canadian crypto infrastructure deal with Webull.

🗞️ Need to catch up on the news? Here's our top 10 from today: 🔸 Global broad money supply hit a record $150 trillion in June, up $10.7 trillion YoY, the 9th straight quarter of 7%+ annual growth. 🔹 G20 finance chiefs formally recognize digital assets' role in economic growth, pledging clearer regulatory pathways and improved cross-border payment systems. 🔸 “Rich Dad Poor Dad” author Robert Kiyosaki is reportedly $1.2 billion in debt, according to the New York Post. 🔹 The SEC sets the agenda and panelists for its Sept. 17, 2026 roundtable on preparations for 24-hour trading. 🔸 Anthropic unveiled Claude Fable 5.1 and Mythos 5.1, two new AI models aimed at improving coding and knowledge-work performance while lowering costs. 🔹 Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent called the U.S. bond market the world’s best performer as the 10-year Treasury yield climbed to its highest level in nearly 20 months amid a global selloff. 🔸 The SEC has proposed modernizing transfer-agent rules to reflect electronic recordkeeping, communications and blockchain use in securities offerings and share transfers. 🔹 21 global financial institutions, including Bank of America, Citi, Goldman Sachs, Deutsche Bank and UBS, plan to launch a joint USD stablecoin in H1 2027. 🔸 Binance launches options tied to US stocks and ETFs with physical settlement. 🔹 The London Stock Exchange and Kraken owner Payward plan to launch tokenized UK stocks in 2027, per FT.