The phrase "attracting wealth" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing concepts related to financial prosperity, abundance, or the law of attraction.
Example: "Many people believe that positive thinking and visualization can be powerful tools for attracting wealth into their lives."
Alternatives: "drawing in riches" or "generating prosperity".
As directed by Floyd Rumohr, this Chekhov Theater Ensemble production moves smoothly between Marty's cluttered establishment on a seedy part of 42nd Street in Manhattan and the Bensonhurst street corner where the hopeful Tudie assures the practical Marty that they have the talent to become singing stars, attracting wealth and women.
Bank will be well placed to capture the opportunities provided by the rapid growth of Asia's wealth management industry and Singapore's unique position as a major private banking hub, attracting wealth from both within and outside Asia," the bank said in a statement.
HSR, in fact, has the same effect as airports on attracting wealth [107].
In "Music Makes a City" the narrator says that Mayor Farnsley believed in the Confucian principle that high culture would attract wealth and power, an idea borne out when General Electric cited the cultural attractions of Louisville in its decision to move there in the 1950s.
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Stamford "needs" the tech school space in order to improve its schools, which in turn attract wealth and support real estate values.
As a 17-year-old, she walked for 52 kilometers across central Uganda, fleeing her family where children were harmed (a practice commonly referred to as child sacrifice) in an effort to earn blessings from ancestors or to attract wealth.
"This urban gentrification is not a good thing for the city," says Dr Yan Song, director of the University of North Carolina's programme on Chinese cities. "You attract wealth but you push away lower-income people.
Today, Jersey and Guernsey attract wealth from across Europe, the Middle East and beyond, as well as being the jurisdictions of choice for the UK's non-domiciled super-rich – the wealthy figures who have told Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs they are not permanently based in Britain for tax purposes.
These days, he teaches others the tools of his trade including lessons on buying rental property and training your mind to attract wealth.
He told the BBC that a "wealth tax is not sensible for a country that wants to attract wealth creation, wants to reward saving and people who work hard and do the right thing".
