Investors who focus on income first often make poor investment moves…
liberty through wealth
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Some argue that economic “winners” and economic “losers” share the same habits. That claim is false, with two exceptions.
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Want to achieve long-term investment success? Establishing the correct mindset – and sticking to it – is a key element in building wealth.
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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.
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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.
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Investing in economic growth is one thing, but investing in economic freedom is another. One investor realized the effects liberty has on emerging markets.
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Learn how to grow your wealth with Charlie Munger’s investment checklist that turned him into a billionaire.
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Don’t wait for a holiday like Thanksgiving to express gratitude. If you want to achieve true wealth, consider making it a daily habit.
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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.
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Many commonly accepted “facts” about building wealth are actually fallacies. Smart investors should ignore these myths and adopt a variety of strategies.