2# Podcast R.T. Kiyosaki 🎙️ - Why is financial literacy important?

Date
14.10.2019
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1 minute

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Editorial Invest in Slovakia

In episode number 2 we are looking at the second lesson from the book Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert T. Kiyosaki. We'll look at why it's important to be familiar with accounting and the difference between liabilities and assets. 

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The Invest in Slovakia crowdfunding platform facilitates investments in Slovak real estate projects to investors from all over Europe. It focuses on innovative solutions with benefits for the surrounding area. The long-term effort of the team of specialists is the development of financial literacy. It provides clients with access to thoroughly vetted assets with different appreciation strategies.

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