Alexander Green

There are plenty of ways to accumulate wealth, but the right one for you must suit your temperament. Are you risk averse or ready to take on the markets?

These days, many Democrats are proposing outrageous tax hikes. Apparently, they don’t understand what happened in the past when anti-wealth policies like these were implemented.

The media paints our current state in a terrible light, but are things really that bad? Successful investors know how to tune out the noise and keep a rational perspective.

There’s a big difference between making your kids’ lives a little easier and turning them into entitled monsters.

Through bad economies, awful uncertainty and down markets, optimists have stayed positive and taken advantage of the opportunities that unfolded before them.

Investors (and most people) have never had it better. What some call “serious problems” or “crises” are often opportunities in disguise.

If you’re unsure whether your asset allocation is appropriate, you might benefit from the personalized advice of a professional account manager.

Both stocks and bonds have put on a significant rally this year, puzzling investors. Will the U.S. economy stay strong, or will economic growth wane?

If you’ve spent a lifetime saving regularly and investing smartly, is it really true that you could and others couldn’t? Or is it that you did and others didn’t?

Rather than just wishing to invest like Buffett, emulate him by following his sage advice.