The Rich Dad Company Cashflow Board Game (New Edition) - Multiplayer, Ages 16+, Strategy, Financial Education & Business

I recent bought the board game because I have read the book and wanted to try the game. At first felt the game was expensive but once I actually played I realized how fun it is. This game teaches you things that should be taught in school to everyone as kids. Even adults can have fun with the game. I highly recommend this for anyone willing to get hands on and what you learn from here is a lot more than what the game is worth. It's quite a long time and forces people to think and play while also having fun at the same time. Teaches us that life is not always fair to all but we come across many opportunities that we don't realize. Make sure to buy this and find out what kind of financial mindset you have.

My opinion that Monopoly is way better

We are still having so much fun and learning!😊

Ideal for young minds

Yes!! My son and his family absolutely love this game! My granddaughter is 11 years old. It was a gift.. they played it twice over the weekend. I have the game too , and I think it’s a great financial teaching tool.

The game is pretty pricey. However the little bits of investing knowledge that you pick up feel worth it.

I liked the game. I got it to play with my nephews who are 11 and 8, who love Monopoly. I did have to help them a bit but they were able to follow along once they caught on. A few times it got emotional for them but overall they enjoyed it and we finished the game after 3 hours. It was really funny watching them run into the other room and tell their mom "ah man, I got another kid!" or "I just earned $10,000!!" lol. I liked how the 8 year old, who was a lowly mechanic in the game, complained that his 11 year old brother was a lawyer that earned 3x more every payday—only to be the one to win anyways lol. I'd say negatives, besides cost, are that there should be dividers to help organize the money when putting it away. Also, it would be better if the fast track followed the same pattern as the rat race. It starts you off earning 100x the cash flow you had in the rat race which doesn't make any sense. That makes that part unrealistic unless you were starting the fast track like 20 years later. I did try playing by myself with 100x the cash flow and it will still work but takes quite a bit longer. But overall it's a fun game, it gets you thinking and using your math skills. They have wanted to schedule a time to play again and I'm looking forward to it as well.