Do you know what a financial asset?

Mid-1990, and a man named Robert Kiyosaki wrote a book called Rich Dad, Poor Dad. This book was one of the first books that is not your house says a financial asset. Many people argued was that your house is good. Different people define a financial asset with a different definition. We will use different definitions, different people.
If you live life according to the principles of Robert Kiyosaki, then a financial asset is something that gives you money every four months or a year. If you were to stop working today, your financial assets continue to earn money if you need anything or not. These he defined as a financial asset. Robert also defines a financial asset is transformed as something that can be sold and money, but the first principle of an asset is something that gives you money every month if you work or not.
Others define an asset as something to sell you silver. Several examples of this kind are the money in bank accounts, stocks, bonds and mutual funds. Your 401 (k) and retirement money they have other assets are set aside into account.
The bankers can count as personal activities, such as your boat, car and jewelry you have. When you apply for a loan if you have more money in the form of a boat or a car, the payment, have the banker will look favorably on this issue. Of course, your banker review all mutual funds, retirement accounts, 401 (k) money in the bank and inventory will be an asset.
We all have different definitions of what is good financially, and I urge you and see what is your definition. If you are considering a financial asset in your car, consider this question. How much you paid for your car and how much you sell your car? If you can not sell your car for the amount you paid or more, I suggest that there is a financial liability. Lose money on a position should not be regarded as a commodity, regardless of the situation. Check with the pan and paper and write what you think is good. Write what you have, which is currently a financial asset. You can sell today, if you had? If so, would be able to more for them than you paid for? Understand the difference between assets and liabilities, the difference between rich and can mean always remain poor.