Tag Archives: money

Money and Happiness

The Truth About Money and Happiness

It is an oft repeated axiom that money cannot buy happiness. While this is certainly true, poverty will not buy happiness either. Some people become very wealthy, yet struggle to enjoy their lives. On the other hand, others manage to … Continue reading

Wealth

The End of Wealth

Unless you have been living under a rock, you will know there are some major problems in the world’s financial markets at the moment. Working for a global bank, I guess you could say I have a front row seat for this debacle that in recent days has worsened with the stunning collapse of Bear Stearns.

Much of what I have read has blamed Wall Street for turning the problems related to subprime lending into a major global problem. But I also recently read this Newsweek article where a former mortgage broker shares his insights into the fraud and greed that has plagued his former industry: Continue reading

Why Unmaterialistic People Should Want to Get Rich

An article about why everyone should want money, even people who aren’t greedy, because money equals freedom. Continue reading

An Easy Way to Get Paid for Something You Already Do

Anyone that browses the web for more than 5 hours a month should sign up with AGLOCO to get paid. Here is the basic outline of the idea in the company’s words: Advertisers, search providers and online retailers are paying … Continue reading

Ben Franklin’s Real Way to Wealth – Part III Conclusion

Franklin knew that knowing the right way to live is much easier than living the right way. Being industrious and frugal each and every day is a tough task, one that most people will never master. It takes an enormous amount of self-discipline and perseverance to become wealthy and successful. Continue reading

Ben Franklin’s Real Way to Wealth – Part II Frugality

The second section of the Way to Wealth imparts the importance of frugality. It isn’t enough just to earn money, you have to be smart about what you do with it. In this collection of sayings Franklin describes how a lack of frugality will cause financial ruin and describes the temptations that lead people to spend foolishly. Continue reading