building wealth

Instead of asking, “Am I rich?” you should be asking, “How am I rich?” There are four ways of being rich that will improve your life.

There are dozens of signs that investors can use to identify the market’s winners and losers. Missing these wealth-building signs can cost you.

Many commonly accepted “facts” about building wealth are actually fallacies. Smart investors should ignore these myths and adopt a variety of strategies.

The importance of money is a hot topic among economists. But to be a happy spender, you have to find what makes you happy first.

A foundational question about defining wealth is, “How much is enough?” As it turns out, the answer – and the definition of a rich life – is largely personal.

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.

Many investors fall victim to relentless media negativity. Instead, you should take advantage of lower stock prices and grow your wealth.

Every investment comes with some level of risk. But one type of investment has been the best wealth creator for over 200 years.

The landscape for investors has never been better. In this golden age of investing, even the average Joe stands a chance.

Investing in the long term is all about confidence. When it comes to creating your own “never sell” portfolio, it’s best to start
now.