Robert Kiyosaki, author of the famous book "Rich Dad Poor Dad" and an investor, has warned of a historic market crash in 2026. In his opinion, unresolved risks from the 2008 crisis, rising global debt, and fragile private credit markets threaten retirement savings and financial stability worldwide.
Redaksiya reports that Kiyosaki has reiterated his warning that the market crash that could occur in 2026 may be worse than the 2008 crisis. He points to a number of factors as the main reasons for this forecast.
One of Kiyosaki's main concerns is the existence of structural problems that have not been fully resolved since the 2008 financial crisis. He states that these problems still lie at the root of the economy and could cause a larger collapse in the future. Furthermore, the rising debt levels of countries around the world are also noted as a serious risk factor. Kiyosaki emphasizes that this mountain of debt is unsustainable and will lead to irreversible consequences at some point.
The investor also highlights the fragility of private credit markets. He claims that these markets are opaque and excessively risky, which weakens the overall stability of the financial system. According to Kiyosaki's forecasts, the combination of these factors poses a serious threat to retirement savings and could lead to a widespread financial collapse globally.