Building Wealth

Half of Americans have a negative net worth. Pundits think capitalism is to blame, but Alex Green reveals the truth behind wealth and power.

It’s true that life isn’t fair. But how you deal with the challenges that come your way is entirely up to you and can have a huge impact on your income and wealth.

Many top traders seek the help of coaches and psychiatrists, but every investor should evaluate their psychology and how it affects wealth creation.

Many people are afraid to invest because they don’t understand how the market works, but they are missing out on the single best way of building wealth.

The stock market may seem like a gamble with its volatile, short-term ups and downs, but in the long term there is no better option to grow your wealth.

Jack Bogle introduced index funds in 1976. Today, they are still a major financial innovation and one of the easiest ways for investors to earn money.

It’s a proven fact that if you want to grow your wealth, you need to own stocks. So why don’t more Americans invest? There are three main reasons.

Some politicians want to vilify the wealthy, blaming their success for others’ poverty. But this is untrue, and wealth-building is possible for all Americans.

It’s easier to believe that the rich are just “lucky,” but it’s really their behavior and discipline that ultimately determine their income and wealth.

Some Americans have more income and wealth than others. But there are good reasons for the disparity – and a way that lagging individuals can catch up.