Who Stole My Pension?: How You Can Stop the Looting

I enjoy reading Robert Kyosaki’s booksWould recommend to everyone has valuable information had been a big eye opener to read this book.

I absolutely love 💗 this one very informative and I enjoy the facts about this subject! Please read this one for yourself! Sincerely johna R Michigan

I read this book following a tip from a trusted finance and book enthusiast whom I trust and keep in close dialogue with. Here are my takeaways:1. We have a huge pension problem. Generally speaking, pension management is overpromising and underdelivering. And society is largely ignorant.2. There is a lot of unethical and criminal behavior which needs to be exposed and corrected. And society doesn't want to believe it.3. Those who expect a pension owe themselves some due diligence to understand the health of their specific pension fund. Those who find additional concern and/or trouble, best sound off and challenge those entrusted to lead and manage the pension keepers.This is my first read from Edward "Ted" Siedle. I look to read more from him.Although generally a big fan of Robert Kiyosaki, I felt upon completing the book that much of his effort in "Who Stole My Pension" was an effort to re-sell "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" and the Rich Dad brand. He included quite a bit of hyperbole and hype. I think some of his statements are a bit overly dramatic.This all said, I found the book a good read and recommend it for those interested. There are some superb references included at the end of the book. I look forward to additional, related reading.

This is a very easy read book. I didn’t want to put it down. It’s a page turner and it will definitely make you think twice about having a pension and sleeping easy at night. Anyone who reads this book will have their eyes opened to what’s going on with your retirement, investments, etc. Frankly this book will have you scared thinking about the future.

This is a must-read book from Robert Kiyosaki and Ted Seidel. They unveil the truth about the scams that are being perpetrated by Wall Street, the US government and how we are all being severely exploited so a few can get obscenely rich, all at our expense. So much so, that it will probably be a big part of the greatest depression in world history. And this will most likely lead to the greatest transfer of wealth in history as well.I get what some reviewers are saying about Kiyosaki pushing his 'Rich Dad narrative', but this is just one book against the deluge of mainstream propaganda that we are all inundated with. And that propaganda creates beliefs in the majority of people that directly leads to the exact situation that we find the world in, and that is vividly described in this excellent book. Kiyosaki is trying real hard to wake people up from their propaganda-induced lethargy, and that requires repetition.Many people are going to be steamrolled by what is happening that is a direct result of what they talk about in this book. Everybody needs to read, understand, and ACT on this information! Everyone will be affected by this whether or not you personally have a pension. It's time for people to start standing up, face reality and get into positive action to start correcting the misconceptions we believe and to start fighting back against those who seek to steal our wealth. They're not going to stop if we don't stop them.

People need to wake up before they get wiped out! This book was very enlightening on how Wall Street and the corrupt banksters are milking everyones pension.

I am in the financial services industry and this book is a crazy eye opener! It is a must read I am going read it for a second time

I enjoyed the read, but some chapters were a little of a fluff or dragged out. I the book gives an insight of the future of US society problems to come. Made me rethink about the the workforce industry and to start to look into investing into intelligential properties.

The book is very inclusive and takes a very broad and holistic view into consideration and simplifies stats related to pension funds and the reality of pension funds management firms in a way anyone can grasp it and be aware of what's going on

This book should be treated as essential reading. It’s time we stopped sticking our heads in the sand, we all need to sort out our finances. All the government knows is to increase taxes, spend waste, repeat, well the crap’s about to hit the fan. Must admit when I read the first few chapters of the book I was a little sceptical about the findings but just a little research proved not only are the findings accurate, they’re even more relevant than ever.

Everyone with a pension must read this book, eye opening content shared by real experts!

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I personally got to know of this book seeing Robert's interview with Patrick Bet-David.Must read book.Edward more than Robert explains on the "common malpractice" of pensions and why it's important to have in mind what financial illiterate managers of pensions do and the ridiculous fees they charge...I'm a Gen Y only in my late 20s, but I recommend this to people in their 20s as an important book to understand beforehand pensions and what one can do to assure their pension in the future.