Alexander Green

Although John D. Rockefeller was the wealthiest American of all time, it’s important to consider that he didn’t experience the true wealth most Americans have today.

In observance of Presidents Day, Alexander Green shares the reasoning of why a replica of the famous painting “Washington Crossing the Delaware” hangs in his living room.

Don’t wait for a holiday like Thanksgiving to express gratitude. If you want to achieve true wealth, consider making it a daily habit.

It’s easy to place blame for economic inequality, but the only way to grow your wealth is by taking control and holding yourself accountable.

Some investors are willing and able to take the time to “grow their own tomatoes.” For others, it may make sense to use a personal money manager.

The American Dream is alive and well. And despite media negativity and common perceptions, Americans have more to celebrate now than ever before.

Today, we celebrate our freedoms as Americans and those who fought for them, as well as the system that allows anyone to achieve a rich life.

Thousands of investors are searching for a book that shows them how to invest their hard-earned money safely and effectively, with as little time and fuss as possible. Alexander Green has exactly what they need.

The average investor vastly underperforms the market. And there are six primary factors to blame.

Whether you’re just starting out, planning for your retirement or already a seasoned investor, Alexander Green’s new book is perfect for you.