Rich Woman: A Book on Investing for Women

Kim Kiyosaki argues that while the mechanics of investing are the same for men and women, women face distinct issues around money. Her 2006 book urges women to take an active, independent role in managing money and investing. The lessons unfold through a reunion of old friends from Honolulu who compare how their lives and finances have turned out. Kiyosaki, a real estate investor, guides them toward personal plans for income and independence.

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Donald Trump: “...Robert's wife, came out with her first book, Rich Woman. She gave me an early copy to read, and it was so well-done that I wrote a jacket blurb for it.”