- Fun game designed to establish debit/credit ratios.
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Board game focused on day to day finances and income verses debt.
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10 of 11 people found the following review helpful
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I have now played this game at least 20 times and have shared it with over 30 people. EVERYONE loves it! Even when it brings up unpleasant things for them. They all see the value of continuously playing this game and how it can improve their lives. I highly recommend this game to anyone who has any interest at all in improving the state of their finances.
6 of 7 people found the following review helpful
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I have to say this game is great. It teaches fundemental real estate and stock investing. Not only is it educational, but it is also fun. It takes you to a whole new level of financial IQ. It does take awhile to start feeling comfortable with the game, like everybody who has played it would say. If you are new to the world of financial IQ or intelligence, the first game would last about approximately 4-5 hours at least if you are playing with others or 2-3 hours by yourself. After playing a few more games after finishing the first game by yourself, you will start to finish earlier than 2-3 hours, like 1-2 hours or less. By then, you'll know to yourself that your financial IQ has improved by alot compare to when you first started playing the game. Once again, this game is great and I recommend it to anybody who wants to start improving their financial IQ!
I also would recommend the cashflow 202 after feeling comfortable with cashflow 101 as it's even more challenging and a bit more reality base compare to cashflow 101. I'm not saying it's fully realistic, but does add onto your financial IQ and improves it once more. HAVE FUN!!!!
I also would recommend the cashflow 202 after feeling comfortable with cashflow 101 as it's even more challenging and a bit more reality base compare to cashflow 101. I'm not saying it's fully realistic, but does add onto your financial IQ and improves it once more. HAVE FUN!!!!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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My in-laws introduced this game to me and I bought it for my husband and I after we moved to another state. Everyone we have play this game loves it. I bought mine used and that was fine with me. It saved us some money. I plan on teaching it to our kids and it helped us remember to focus on investments for our future not just the here and now.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Worth the time
If you're a Rich Dad follower (or even if you're not), you should definately buy this game. I've gotten a bit addicted to it in the week I've owned it and I have learned some... Read more
Published 28 days ago by cactusflower
Wonderful toy for all family
we play this game on Christmas, and have a wonderful experience, my son win the game, is a very good game to play and a very interesting educational toy.
Published 4 months ago by madrizoj
So So
Was expecting something a little more exciting. Found it a little boring, but the concept is pretty good. Read more
Published 5 months ago by Steve
Real (estate) Experience for all ages.
"Cash Flow" ia a challenging and instructive game, much more useful from an educational point of view than Monopoly! Read more
Published 8 months ago by Greg Votaw
I have not gotten my order yet! It's been a month and no package!!!!...
I ordered this game in late February. It is now late march and still no game. I am very disappointed! My kids were looking forward to playing this game.
Published 14 months ago by Nicole Davenport
Great Lesson for Adults and Teens
There are so many people in America who do not know how to budget their money and handle their finances. Read more
Published 16 months ago by Ashli Anna
For a game teaching about positive money management, it isn't...
Over $100 for a BOARD GAME? Seems you'd be better off investing that money into a "positive asset" like a mutual fund or bond than a "liability," to use Rich Dad's parlance.
Published 16 months ago by MickiRae
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