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Explain the definitions and need for financial literacy that are
outlined in Rich Dad Poor Dad, Cashflow Quadrant, and the Cashflow 101
game (Copyright) (all) and the six lessons that comprise the Rich Dad
Poor Dad model. (I, II)
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Analyze financial statements and define the relationship between the
Income Statement and the Balance Sheet. (III, IV)
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Contrast and compare the cashflow patterns of the poor, middle class,
and the rich. (III, IV)
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Evaluate financial assets and liabilities. (V, VI)
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Identify the four types of people that comprise The Cashflow Quadrant.
(V, VI)
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Compare the differences between owners of corporations and employees
of corporations. (VI, VII)
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Identify and explain the assets that comprise portfolio income and
passive incomes. (VII)
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Describe seven levels of investors and their characteristics. (VII)
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Complete seven steps to the financial fast track. (VIII)
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Establish personal financial one and five year goals for security and
wealth. (VIII)
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Assess and apply personal financial fast track strategies to the
Cashflow 101 game. (VIII)
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