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Pilzer sees the future of education blending tech, touch
After working in finance and in the Reagan administration, Pilzer began to focus on education. He started Zane Publishing, which became one of the...No Comments
Crazy Genius Seeking the Same
Originally started as Zane Math, and focused solely on teaching math skills, Zaniac has evolved into teaching science, technology, engineering, math, robotics, programming and...
Unlimited Wealth
What if Indiana Jones were a Jewish guy from Brooklyn? Maybe he'd be a swashbuckling economist. He'd make his first million right out of...
Employers Turn to Alternative for Insuring Staff – The Wall Street Journal
Helen Griffin, owner of IT Pros in Overland Park, Kan., was fed up with soaring premiums her insurer was demanding....
Prophet of New Profits
The renaissance economist and entrepreneur explains how clubs, corporations, government, and the public can profit from The 'New' Wellness Revolution
Fertile Human Mind, Fertile Earth
REGISTERED REP – JULY, 2007 Is the Earth being depleted of natural resources? Nope, says economist, entrepreneur and author Paul Zane Pilzer. That’s because there is...
CRISIS? WHAT CRISIS? – The Economist
The Economist reviews Pilzer's Other People's Money
Master Of the Deal
SUCCESS MAGAZINE – JUNE 1997 January 19, 1996. A perfect ski day in Utah. Paul Zane Pilzer was on a lift, just reaching the...
Financial Enterprise – The Magazine Of GE Capital
Texas real estate has swallowed up many a smart businessmen, but not Alan May or Paul Zane Pilzer.
The New York Review of Books by John Kenneth Galbraith
Not before in our history have so many strong influences united to produce so large a disaster as in the current case of the...
Young and Rich
The nice Brooklyn boy, son of European immigrants, was determined to make good. “If you saw Yentl, you saw the type of town...
The Risks Were Too Good To Pass Up – New York Times Book Review
The former President of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York reviews Pilzer's Other People's Money for the Sunday New York Times Book Review.
Guide To Flying On Other People’s Money
Junior Executives Flying First Class are the Best Leads on Companies Ripe for a Takeover and Restructuring
The Sharing Revolution
Networking Times interviewed Paul about his book God Wants You to Be Rich (1995) in the summer of 2003 for an issue on Spiritual...
Thinking About Retiring Early? Get Health Insurance First – Forbes Magazine
So instead of tapping the Account for a $500 doctor bill today, pay the bill out of other funds and let the...
Take Control of Your Success
Remember when you were young and adults asked, "What do you want to be when you grow up?" The idea was that you were...
Entrepreneurs, Start Your Engines
The greatest economic expansion in the history of the world is about to begin!
Crisis or Opportunity
The reason I titled this article "Crisis or Opportunity" is because there are the two prevalent and opposing views that exist today.
Healthy, Wealthy & Wise
Economist and part-time rabbi Paul Zane Pilzer believes God wants you to have the best in life.
Go Out and Improve the World!
Just pick up any newspapers or watch any news program and you will see how many problems needs to be solved. Take the energy...
Mountain Jews
Alix Railton moved from New York City to this tranquil aspen-coated hamlet 18 years ago for the same reason that millions of tourists visit...
The Wellness Revolution Can Make You Rich
As baby boomers age, they begin to desire the one thing that will allow them to continue to enjoy the wealth they have accumulated—wellness. What...
The Wellness Revolution
One of the most lucrative financial opportunities is yours for the taking. Wellness is a $500 billion industry.
Employers put coverage in workers’ hands – USA Today
Cardinal puts $100 to $200 a month into each employee's health reimbursement account. Even if Berneche carries out his plan to nearly double the...
Join the Wellness Revolution
One of the most lucrative financial opportunities is yours for the taking. Wellness is a $500 billion industry.
The Wellness Revolution – Empower Magazine
The Wellness Industry, which barely existed only 15 years ago, is on track to become a trillion-dollar industry.
The Wellness Revolution – Your Business Magazine
One of the most lucrative financial opportunities is yours for the taking. Wellness is a $500 billion industry.
A Tale of Two Industries – Success From Home
Two major forces have converged to create one of the greatest entrepreneurial opportunities in the history of our nation.
The Wellness Revolution – Success From Home
As baby boomers age they begin to desire the one thing that will allow them to continue to enjoy the wealth they have accumulated—wellness.
The Next Millionaires
The emerging industries of wellness and direct selling are combining to create the next generation of wealth.
The Wellness Millionaires
As an economist, I watch large-scale trends in the economy, often measured in billions or trillions of dollars. But people don’t often grasp the meaning...
Seize the Opportunity
The emerging industries of wellness and direct selling are combining to create the next generation of wealth.
Crisis or Opportunity – Your Business Magazine
The reason I titled this article "Crisis or Opportunity" is because there are the two prevalent and opposing views that exist today.
The Two Industries Creating The Next Millionaires
The emerging industries of wellness and direct selling are combining to create the next generation of wealth.
A Tale of Two Industries
Two major forces have converged to create one of the greatest entrepreneurial opportunities in the history of our nation.
What If You Lose Health Your Health Insurance?
Surprise! You can find affordable health insurance on your own.
How To Be One Of The Next Millionaires
The emerging industries of wellness and direct selling are combining to create the next generation of weatlh.
Paul Zane Pilzer Checks the Pulse of Healthcare Insurance
We have fundamentally changed the rules to the extent that your employer is the last person you should want to provide for your...
Merging Economics and Health – Jewish Independent
I became an economist to find answers to the questions that people wanted answered. When my family got together over dinner, we didn't talk...
Soundview Executive Book Summaries
SOUNDVIEW EXECUTIVE BOOK SUMMARIES – DECEMBER – 2005 Why We Like This Book: “The New Health Insurance Solution explains in layman’s terms how readers...
The Perfect Storm of Opportunity
The emerging industries of wellness and network marketing are combining to create today's-and tomorrow's-new wealth.What To Do If You Are Self-Employed – Forbes Magazine
"The solution for healthy self-employed individuals is simple, according to author Paul Zane Pilzer. These folks should buy a high-deductible individual or family policy...
Breaking From The Group
The individual insurance market showed up overnight. If you explain the cost savings to small employers, they immediately stampede for them. This can be...
Getting Cheaper Health Coverage – New York Daily News
Seek Insurance Sales Across States By Margaret Price New York Daily News Writer Paul Zane Pilzer offers living proof that even economists can have...
A Tale of Two Industries – Success From Home Magazine
Two major forces have converged to create one of the greatest entrepreneurial opportunities in the history of our nation.
New Reporting Rule May Drive Health Savings Accounts
INVESTOR’S BUSINESS DAILY – OCTOBER 31, 2005 Retirees Eat Up Funds Private accounts will cut costs, offer choice, says economic adviser By Gloria Lau...
Should Workers Consider Individual Insurance? – Newsweek
Most Americans have employer-sponsored health insurance, but entrepreneur Paul Zane Pilzer says individual plans are often a better bargain—if you’re healthy, that is.
When To Choose an HSA – The Wall Street Journal
What's a health savings account? If you asked a lot of people, they'd say it's something like an individual retirement account for health...
Creating Fortunes In The New Economy
The greatest fortunes to be made in the years ahead will not be made in what people were doing 5, 10 or 15 years...