Building Wealth

Approach everything you read and hear with a deep sense of skepticism – and a few basic questions.

There is a pervasive prejudice in news reporting that transcends politics: negativity bias.

Today human beings, technology and capital markets operate as a comprehensive problem-solving machine.

At the intersection of wealth and health is happiness, longevity… and a preemptively well-balanced portfolio with risk-lowering measures.

Situations change – in an instant, sometimes – and what was working like a well-oiled machine can suddenly become a ticking time bomb.

According to Ken Fisher, a member of the Forbes 400, there are only 10 ways to get rich, and one is the surest way to long-term wealth.

Every minute you spend thinking about or asking for money you didn’t earn is a minute wasted and a bad habit reinforced.

There are three steps you can take now – today – to earn higher returns this year no matter what the markets do.

Some argue that economic “winners” and economic “losers” share the same habits. That claim is false, with two exceptions.

Do men and women in the U.S. become wealthy as a result of good habits or good luck? Here’s my take.