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Think And Grow Rich In Six Steps

Napoleon Hill is considered one of the most successful writers on success and wealth in history. As a journalist in 1908, Hill interviewed Andrew Carnegie, one of the most powerful men in the world at the time. Impressed with Hill, Carnegie gave him an assignment to interview 500 of the most successful people in America […]
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SMART Ways to Take Control of Your Debts

When you are facing debts that seem to get bigger every day, it’s common to feel increasingly isolated, stressed, and unable to regain control of your finances. You might be surprised at just how many people are also dealing with debt; however, it’s become such a taboo subject that we rarely talk about money with […]
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SMART FINANCE QUIZ

To make good financial decisions, people need to not only have a basic knowledge of finances, but also be equipped with the skills to apply this knowledge. The FINRA Investor Education Program recently gave a five question financial quiz. 75% of US adults taking the test stated that they were pros at managing their finances, […]
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SMART QUOTES

Click Here to Sign-Up for Your Daily SMART Quote! I am a big fan quotes, especially SMART quotes! Why do people like quotes so much? The best answer to this question was awarded to Alema Pequoia who said, “Because they precisely and definitively express what we know, recognize, feel, believe, think, accept, imagine, hope, fear, desire, acknowledge, […]
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4 Steps To Getting Rich From Warren Buffett’s Right-Hand Man

Chuck Saletta, DailyFinance Buffet (right) pictured with Charlie Munger. Charlie Munger is best known as the second-in-command behind Warren Buffett at Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A)(BRK.B). He’s also a world-class billionaire investor in his own right, capable of similar market-trouncing results as Buffett himself. As a successful investor and all around nice guy, Munger often shares his investing […]
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Tips for Charitable Giving this Holiday Season

In 2011 two-thirds of Americans gave close to $350 billion dollars to charity. About 80% of the charitable donations come from individuals. The largest recipients are religious organizations, education, and needs/disaster relief groups. The average person in Hawaii gives 4.5% of their income to charity, compared to the highest at 10.6% in Utah and the […]
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Looking for Better Returns? Try Alternative Investments

Many of us have an investment portfolio or work retirement plan. Investing is an important component for retirement planning and financial independence. We saw however in the 2008 financial crisis that sometimes investing can produce losses, not gains! The three main traditional asset classes to invest in have been stocks, bonds and cash. Recently, another asset […]
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Choosing A Real Estate Agent

One of the top financial goals people have is purchasing a home. Many people buy a house only once in their lifetime, which is why you want the best representation possible for your needs. This is the first of three articles to help you make smarter decisions in purchasing your first home, an investment property […]
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