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Skip A Meal, But Invest $10 In Silver: 'Rich Dad, Poor Dad' Author Stays Bullish On Metals Amid War Jitters

Even a "small purchase of precious metals" can be a meaningful step towards building long-term wealth, Robert Kiyosaki said.

Skip A Meal, But Invest $10 In Silver: 'Rich Dad, Poor Dad' Author Stays Bullish On Metals Amid War Jitters
Silver prices have remained volatile over the past month, after suffering a steep crash in January-end.
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'Rich Dad, Poor Dad' author Robert Kiyosaki gave another unconventional piece of financial advice, as he asked investors to start investing $10 in silver even if one has to skip a meal.

In his recent post on X, Kiyosaki noted that even such a small purchase of precious metals can be a meaningful step towards building long-term wealth. He said, "I love silver because even in 2026, if you have $10 you can go to a gold and silver dealer and buy $10 worth of junk real silver….and receive a great financial education from the dealer….who wants you as a long term customer."

He further stressed that financial education often starts with small actions. "For just $10, anyone can invest in silver. If you do not have a spare $10 stop eating for one day," he said.

But it was not just the silver that interested him. He also issued a warning about the global financial market. The author said he had cautioned about a major stock market crash in his book Rich Dad's Prophecy in 2013. In the book, he predicted that the biggest market collapse in history was still ahead.

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While he hopes that this prediction does not come true, Kiyosaki believes that the conditions that led to the 2008 financial crisis were never fully resolved. He added that the mounting global debt and structural weakness in the system will lead to another major fall.

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