income and wealth

More than half of U.S. households have a negative net worth. Pundits think capitalism is to blame, but here’s the truth about wealth in America.

How you spend your spare time says a lot about how you spend your money. A single hour a day can majorly impact your financial future. Spend it wisely.

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.

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

As a wealth builder, you have a choice. Try to predict the future (impossible) or learn how to protect yourself and even profit from adverse events.

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.

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.

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.

Warren Buffett is the third-richest person in the world. Many attribute his income and wealth to hard work and dedication, but is that really the case?