wealth building

The best investors use a simple method to beat the market. Hint: It’s not market timing.

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.

There’s a fine line between our emotions getting the best of us and our emotions helping us get ahead. Here’s how to walk it.

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.

As investors, we sometimes let our emotions get the best of us. Here’s what to do the next time an investment doesn’t go your way.

One subject in particular is a constant source of controversy, even among the most highly educated individuals. And it’s not what you’d think it would be…

The pandemic is receding. Jobs, incomes and asset values are rising again. Yet the same folks who insisted the American Dream was dead before the pandemic are now repeating that claim.

Some politicians want to vilify the wealthy, blaming their success for others’ poverty. But this is untrue, and wealth building is possible for all Americans.

It’s a proven fact that if you want to grow your wealth, you need to own stocks. But there are three things getting in your way.

Mark Ford defines what it really takes to grow your wealth year after year.