wealth creation

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.

If you don’t have a predetermined sell discipline for your stocks – and the vast majority of investors don’t – you’re flying by the seat of your pants.

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.

It’s easy to place blame for economic inequality, but the only way to grow your wealth is by taking control and holding yourself accountable.

Top traders often seek the help of coaches and psychiatrists. Every investor should follow their example and evaluate their own psychology.

Good advice is helpful only if you actually follow it. Here’s why psychology applies not just to your health but also to your investing.

Some investors are willing and able to take the time to “grow their own tomatoes.” For others, it may make sense to use a personal money manager.

You might think the key to becoming a successful investor is studying modern financial theory. But really, the secret to wealth is more psychological.

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…