wealth and poverty

Many Americans are getting left behind… and they want to blame the rich. But the truth is, we all need to take responsibility for ourselves.

The American Dream is dead… and it’s all your fault. According to one author, the top 10% of Americans are holding everyone else back.

The most divisive era in American history saw a major clash between the establishment and populists. What are the implications for wealth and power?

There’s a major focus on wealth and poverty in today’s political discourse. Are socialist policies the answer to inequality? Look to Argentina to find out.

If you’ve spent a lifetime saving and investing smartly, you were probably successful in creating wealth. So what sets you apart from others who fail?

Politicians today are proposing many “free lunches” without any consideration of financial economics and the impact on the national debt.

It’s tempting to blame inequality for the state of today’s young men, but it’s time to address the tough truth: If you want wealth and power, get to work.

Politicians and pundits want to blame the economy for the disparity in American net worth, but Alexander Green explains why decision making is at the core of wealth and poverty.

In this era of economic inequality, we are often tempted to compare ourselves with others. Today, we take a look beyond wealth at what really makes us happy.