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Robert Kiyosaki & Dave Ramsey are the two biggest names in personal finance.

Yet they have completely different opinions on how to grow their wealth.

Here are their strategies and who you should model after:

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Dave favors conservative investment strategies like mutual funds to accrue wealth over your life.

As opposed to more “risk-seeking” strategies like individual stocks or real estate.

He also despises all debt except mortgage debt, which he advises you pay off ASAP.

Dave’s program takes you through 7 baby steps:

• Pay off debt

• Invest for retirement

• Save for emergencies

• Build wealth and give back

His suggestions are fairly cookie-cutter, but it’s not bad advice by any means.

Robert, on the other hand, has a more aggressive “calculated risk” approach.

He advises people who want above-average returns and a more active role in their wealth.

Whether it’s a more concentrated portfolio of stocks or real estate, whatever works for you.

Unlike Ramsey, Robert doesn’t have a problem with debt.

Provided that debt is earning him more than he’s paying for it.

He understands that we live in a debt-based economy, and the game has changed.

So, which expert has the best approach to wealth?

That entirely depends on how active you want to be with your finances.

I personally blend the two – but it’s entirely up to your style.

Objectively speaking, Robert’s approach helps you attain wealth faster.

Provided you don’t make any crippling mistakes, of course.

It’s also a more fun approach to investing in general.

Or you can take Ramsey’s safer approach.

Either way, you can’t go wrong.

The beauty of investing is we’re blessed with so many options.

Whether it’s the industries you invest in or the level of risk you want to take.

There’s an approach that suits everyone’s preferences out there.