Understanding the basics doesn’t take long. However, mastering the nuance of every available investment could take a lifetime.

Discover the advantages of index funds, including low fees and broad diversification, and explore their potential downsides like limited flexibility and upside.

Looking back, "I would have chosen memories over material purchases. I'd have taken my parents on vacations with me instead of driving a new Jeep."

These millennial millionaires might be onto something.

Location plays a major factor when it comes to one’s finances. July 30, 2026 Man with cash flying | iStock / Getty Images Plus Who wants to be a new millionaire? It can be very difficult to reach that point depending on factors like the type of job you have or how much you could inherit from others. The more money you can save or the more you can invest can also help you reach that goal. Where you live can also help you—or hinder you— when it comes to reaching that $1 million mark, with some

In the heyday of North Sea oil, 'Granite City' Aberdeen boasted Britain's biggest concentration of millionaires - yet the former boom town has suffered a stark decline.

The thing you need to do is easier said than done.

The U.S. added more than 441,000 new millionaires in 2025, accounting for nearly half of all new millionaires worldwide. Nearly 79% of U.S. personal wealth is held in financial assets, making wealth gains more dependent on stock market performance than in most markets.

The U.S. had over 23 million millionaires in 2024, more than any other country and 40% of the global millionaire population.

The wealthy are expecting to be asked to pay more tax— and fear the effects of government policy more than they worry about global unrest

Activist Gary Stevenson’s call for more taxes on the rich is ill-founded and misleading but it’s a view shared by many

Young kids shouldn’t have screen time, a new report warns. But who can afford to follow that advice?

Court endorses woman's decision to leave her half of a couple's condo to brother

In this Liberty Through Wealth column, Alexander Green shows why every adult should be a capitalist and how disciplined saving and investing can turn today’s Golden Age for investors into lasting wealth and retirement freedom.

July 29, 2026, 7:02 AM ET The American Dream has long featured homeownership as an ideal. For many workers in the United States (and around the world for that matter), the American Dream is a beacon of hope: the idea that anyone, regardless of social class or where they were born, can prosper and succeed if they work hard enough. U.S. households still, on average, believe the American Dream can be achieved—though their hopes are fading fast. Some academics are suggesting that the ideal is giving

Losing it all at 79 wouldn’t be the end, according to Kiyosaki.

The median boomer is highly vulnerable to any market correction or bear phase

You don't need to be rich to get massive value from working with a financial advisor. New study reveals a nearly 5% value from getting average financial advice

Departures Already Underway David Lesperance, founder and principal partner of Lesperance & Associates, who advises ultra-high-net-worth founders and venture capitalists, told Benzinga that his clients are taking a different approach. “Four left before Jan. 1, and three more have left since,” he said, referring to the Jan. 1, 2026 residency cutoff included in the proposal. He added, “I am also working with others who are seriously considering leaving before November.” Lesperance did not specify

If you run a family business as a sole proprietorship or a spouse-only partnership, the tax code lets you move up to $16,100 onto your minor child’s W-2 in 2026 and legally strip every dollar of federal income tax and payroll tax off the top.

The global high-net-worth individual population grew 7.9% in 2025 to 25.3 million individuals worldwide, but how did Europe fare on the world stage?