liberty through wealth

Want to achieve long-term investment success? Establishing the correct mindset – and sticking to it – is a key element in building wealth.

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.

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.

Investing in economic growth is one thing, but investing in economic freedom is another. One investor realized the effects liberty has on emerging markets.

Learn how to grow your wealth with Charlie Munger’s investment checklist that turned him into a billionaire.

Don’t wait for a holiday like Thanksgiving to express gratitude. If you want to achieve true wealth, consider making it a daily habit.

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.

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

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.