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For some reason, many people seem to be either resistant to saving money, or just blind to the importance of it. Why do we think it’s more important to pay off debts than it is to prepare for the future? We need to save because we don’t always know what the future holds. If you could accurately predict the future and know exactly how much money you need and when you need it, it would probably even make matters worse. You would probably convince yourself you have plenty of time and procrastinate, thinking you’ll make up later for not saving today.

Buying a home is one of the best investments, and also one of the biggest expenses you’ll have in your lifetime. If you aren’t careful, you can lose hundreds of thousands of dollars in the process. If you’re smart, you can save thousands and use that money to build wealth.

I’m sure you’ve heard this term before. But, just in case you haven’t, it was coined by David Bach to describe those little “splurges” that may not seem like much on a daily basis, but add up to over a thousand dollars over a year. If you take it even further and calculate how much you would earn if you put the same amount in a high interest bearing account for 50 years, it comes to an astounding $2.5 million! The thing is we all have a “latte factor”. We may complain that we don’t have any extra money. We think we have cut our spending back to bare bones. But, the truth is, there are probably several items you could still cut out that would make a huge difference in your savings.

The ripple effect of appropriate investment in Africa has strategic implications for the global investment and banking communities. The reason is that investing in Africa requires the integration of everything humanity has learned so far about human, social, natural, and financial capital. The super returns that Africa makes possible can’t be acheived any other way.

The progressives who’ve ended up with power in America want you poor, and dependent upon the government for your very livelihood. I don’t. I want you to be stinking rich, and making the nation (and the world) a better place for all of us…

Lord Hutton has announced his recommendations to the Government on public sector final salary pensions. We have set out our financial planning analysis below.

Gold is considered as a secure and a premier monetary asset of the world. Gold pricing is directly proportional to geopolitical tensions, war and financial turmoil. Since the US and the global community keep spending constantly, we expect to witness a rise in the gold pricing.

Do you want to be rich? I don’t know anybody who doesn’t want to be rich. The answer is yes. But it was a trick question because the real question is – why do you want to be rich? Those who figure out their why almost always have the determination and drive to become rich and achieve their goals. And let’s face it the wealthier you become the more you can give back and leave a legacy.

A guide to QROPS for expats living abroad. A look at whether QROPS are a good pension alternative for international workers.

One of the young billionaire whom I truly admire is Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Facebook. Both Mark & I were born in the same year but he is now worth an estimated $6.9 billion.

Wealth creation is not an easy endeavor. In fact, when you engage yourself into it, you can expect a lot of hurdles to jump over. Nothing comes easy-you just have to accept that.

Residual income or what is sometimes also referred to as passive income is money which is generated regularly from work an individual has done on just one occasion. Think of it as squeezing an orange and getting the juice out. But it gets better; you leave the orange somewhere and juice comes out on a regular basis even without you squeezing it.