Contact Information

4780 Ashford Dunwoody Rd.
Suite A527
Atlanta, GA     30338
Phone: 404-324-7858

Contact: Thomas Hertog
Email: thomashertog@wealthhazards.com

Website: http://www.WealthHazards.com

Wealth Hazards

Wealth Hazards Company Profile

A wealth hazard is a risk or threat to your financial health. Wealth hazards come in all shapes and sizes - and very often in disguise. Wealth Hazards was established to help people to avoid, manage, and recover from life’s wealth hazards. The new book Wealth Hazards - Surviving the Recovery is now available.

News from Wealth Hazards:

Double-Dip Recession Anyone? Forty Percent of People Now Say ‘Yes’


The current Wealth Hazards Worry Index shows that more people are wary of another recession in 2010 as government stimulus and support programs begin to wind down

ATLANTA, Jan. 5, 2010 — The Wealth Hazards Worry Index now indicates that the number of people who believe that the U.S. economy could en…

Sixty-Three Percent of People Hope for a Stronger Recovery in 2010 and Beyond


The current Wealth Hazards Worry Index shows that as time runs out on the 2009 recovery more people now look forward to an improved economy in 2010

ATLANTA, Dec. 1, 2009 — The Wealth Hazards Worry Index now indicates that the number of people who expect their lives to get better in 2010 has risen to 63 pe…

Fifty-Eight Percent of People Ask ‘What’s so Great About the Great Recovery?’


The just-updated Wealth Hazards WorryIndex(TM) now indicates that more people doubt the strength of the recovery

ATLANTA, Nov. 3, 2009 — The Wealth Hazards WorryIndex(TM) now indicates that the number of people who don’t believe in the durability of the current recovery has risen to 58 pe…

Forty-Six Percent of People Fear Being Left Behind in the ‘Great Recovery’


The just-released Wealth Hazards WorryIndex(TM) indicates that many people are feeling left out of recent improvements in the economy

ATLANTA, Oct. 2, 2009 — The Wealth Hazards WorryIndex(TM) now shows that the number of people who fear that they may be left out of the current recovery has grown t…