Bestselling author and financial commentator Robert Kiyosaki has issued a stark warning about who pays the price during economic downturns, arguing that the global financial system is structured to shield banks while passing losses on to ordinary taxpayers.

In a post on X (formerly Twitter), the Rich Dad Poor Dad author said the world economy was facing renewed stress and claimed that bankers ultimately “win” regardless of whether markets rise or fall. “Heads bankers win… tails bankers win… but you lose,” Kiyosaki wrote, framing the system as one in which financial institutions retain profits during boom years while the public absorbs losses during crises. Advertisement

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