Building Wealth

Knowing when to stop automatic habits and engage our conscious, rational mind is an essential skill. Especially for making solid investment decisions.

It usually takes 30-plus years to attain the kind of investing wisdom the pros have. Fortunately, you can take a shortcut.

It takes more than a rational mind to start building wealth and making sound business decisions.

Many Americans are afraid to build their wealth – afraid they’ve waited too long or don’t have enough money to get started. But it’s never been a better time to start investing.

You may not be able to change the world, but you do have the power to take charge of your financial destiny.

Author Norman Vincent Peale says that unless you have a positive attitude about yourself and your abilities, “you cannot be successful or happy.” But he’s only half right.

Potential entrepreneurs hesitate because they are afraid to fail. Mark Ford explains how to overcome that fear and take steps toward wealth accumulation.

Many investors let emotions control their investing approach, whether greed, excitement or fear. But a different approach may be the secret of wealth.

Many commonly accepted “facts” about building wealth are actually fallacies. Smart investors should ignore these myths and adopt a variety of strategies.

What could a finance article published in 1952 possibly teach us about modern portfolio management and how to handle a market crash? As it turns out… a lot.