Alexander Green

A clear-eyed view of our nation and the world is essential for building wealth and a rich life, but that can seem impossible with constant media negativity.

Anti-capitalists argue that current economic inequality shows that capitalism is “broken.” But no system provides more opportunities to build wealth.

Average Americans are still struggling to regain what they lost during the recession, while the top 1% have gotten even wealthier. What are they doing differently?

Democrats have proposed wealth taxes to penalize the rich and fund social programs, but tax economics show they are sure to impact the middle class as well.

As many brokers slash commissions to remain competitive, it’s important for wealth builders to understand the upsides… and the potential drawbacks.

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.

One of the best investment strategies to achieve your long-term goals is diversification, but what if you don’t have the patience? Concentration may be the key.

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.

What’s the key to wealth creation and answer to inequality, when even some of the most educated people are living paycheck to paycheck? Let’s find out.