Is Gold a Good Investment?
June 5, 2020
With doomsday speak comes advice that you should diversify your portfolio with gold and precious metals. Yet is gold a good investment?
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The Best Life Insurance for Seniors: Weighing the Pros and Cons
May 29, 2020
Are you too old for life insurance? And if not, should you buy life insurance? Let’s talk about the best life insurance for seniors, and for your lifestyle.
A Recession in 2020? Here are 10 Steps to Thrive
May 21, 2020
If we’re due for a recession in 2020, don’t just survive, thrive. Here are 10 tips to stay on top and weather the economic storm.
5 Reasons You May Want Whole Life Insurance for Kids
May 13, 2020
Life insurance makes sense for adults, but many fail to consider the benefits of whole life insurance for kids. Here are five reasons to reconsider.
The Pros and Cons of Whole Life Insurance, Explained
May 7, 2020
Weigh the pros and cons of whole life insurance, and you’ll see that it’s a vehicle that can add value to every other asset you control.
The No-Buy Challenge to Spend Less… and Save More!
January 24, 2020
Last Updated: September 3, 2020 Have you heard of the “no-buy challenge”? In 2019, Prosperity Economics Movement co-founder Kim Butler declared a “no buy year”
Should You Have More than One Life Insurance Policy?
December 17, 2019
Should you—or can you—have more than one life insurance policy!? We occasionally hear this question and the answer may be very important to your wealth!
The Best Financial Calculator App for Personal Finance!
November 21, 2019
Most people have a calculator on their smartphone that can add, subtract, multiply and divide. But you need a financial calculator to figure out how
Prosperity Economics Songs!
October 23, 2019
It can be hard to remember financial concepts. But it’s EASY to recall a catchy song! And now you can sing along to key concepts
5 Money Mistakes Even High Earners Make
September 20, 2019
We hate to see people make costly money mistakes—especially when the financial missteps are preventable, and when those making the mistakes are high earners with