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Richard J. Maybury

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Award-winning author, successful business owner, teacher, and writer published in The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Business Week and other major publications, Richard Maybury helps individuals achieve success in their businesses, careers and personal lives, including their marriages and relationships with family and friends. He has had more than two million words published. His Uncle Eric books have sold over 600,000 copies. The 11-book series has won Mary Pride’s 2020 Practical Homeschooling® Reader Awards™ in both the Government and Worldview categories. This marks the seventh year his Uncle Eric series has been voted a winner. The books continue to be among readers’ favorites, especially with those using At-Home Education. (earlywarningreport.com/books) For 30 years, Mr. Maybury’s U.S. & World Early Warning Report financial newsletter has remained ahead of current events, including the challenges and profit opportunities in cyber warfare, creeping socialism, malinvestment, inflation, debasement of law, looming international threats, and more. “To know how your investments will behave you must know how governments will behave,” he has steadily proclaimed for three decades. (earlywarningreport.com) Mr. Maybury has been called “The 2,500 year-old-man.” His experiences and knowledge of global economic history have given him the ability to view things through the eyes of a person who has lived that long. His 5-book “Great Monetary Calamity” Kindle series is drawn from Early Warning Reports written between 2007 to 2010. The series is now more crucial than ever, as the US Federal Debt has surpassed $28 Trillion. When EWR was first published in 1991, the debt was $4 Trillion. Married 53 years, Richard Maybury has lived abroad and visited 46 countries and 49 states. An extensive study of the economy of the Roman Empire revealed to him the crucial connection between law and economics. This led Mr. Maybury to the bedrock laws of ethics that make civili