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| 1031 exchange = U.S. tax-deferred like-kind real estate exchange under Internal Revenue Code<br />
| ABC News = American television news division<br />
| AT&T = American telecommunications company<br />
| Alexander Graham Bell = Scottish-born inventor and telephone pioneer<br />
| Austin, Texas = Texas state capital city<br />
| Balance Sheet = Financial statement listing assets, liabilities, and equity<br />
| Beating the Street = Investing book by Peter Lynch<br />
| Bill Gates = American entrepreneur and philanthropist; Microsoft cofounder<br />
| Buckminster Fuller = American architect, inventor, and futurist<br />
| Business Insider = American business news website<br />
| BusinessWeek = American business magazine<br />
| CASHFLOW = Financial-education board game by Robert T. Kiyosaki<br />
| Cashflow Technologies = Publishing company for early Rich Dad editions<br />
| England = Country within the United Kingdom<br />
| Fast Track = Outer CASHFLOW track representing financial freedom<br />
| Hawaii = U.S. state in the Pacific<br />
| Honolulu Advertiser = Honolulu daily newspaper<br />
| Income Statement = Financial statement showing revenues and expenses over a period<br />
| Joel Moskowitz = Author of The 16 Percent Solution<br />
| Kirkus Reviews = American book review magazine<br />
| Learning Annex = Adult education company and seminar organizer<br />
| Madonna = American singer and entertainer<br />
| MarketWatch = American financial news website<br />
| Michael Jordan = American basketball player<br />
| Northwestern = Northwestern University; private research university in Illinois<br />
| Peter Lynch = American investor and author<br />
| Peru = Country in western South America<br />
| Phoenix = Capital city of Arizona<br />
| Plata Publishing = American publishing company; later Rich Dad editions<br />
| Publishers Weekly = American book-industry trade magazine<br />
| Rat Race = Inner CASHFLOW track representing paycheck cycle<br />
| Ray Kroc = American businessman; McDonald's franchising architect<br />
| Rich Dad, Poor Dad = Personal-finance book by Robert T. Kiyosaki and Sharon L. Lechter<br />
| Rich Global LLC = Company tied to the Rich Dad franchise<br />
| Robert T. Kiyosaki = American author and entrepreneur; Rich Dad series creator<br />
| Sharon L. Lechter = American accountant, author, and businesswoman; Rich Dad coauthor<br />
| Singapore = City-state in Southeast Asia<br />
| Stanford = Stanford University; private research university in California<br />
| TechPress = Publishing imprint; early Rich Dad, Poor Dad edition<br />
| The 16 Percent Solution = Book on tax lien investing<br />
| The Washington Post = American daily newspaper<br />
| University of Chicago = Private research university in Chicago<br />
| University of Texas at Austin = Public research university in Texas<br />
| USA Today = American national newspaper<br />
| Warner Business Books = American publishing imprint; business titles<br />
| Western Union = American financial services company<br />
| Xerox = American document technology company<br />
| Zig Ziglar = American motivational speaker and sales trainer<br />
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