High net worth individuals grossly misjudge how much money they need for a comfortable retirement, new data shows, with many not saving enough.

You don't have to earn a six-figure salary to be a member of the seven-figure club.

Many of us live in fear of recessions, and understandably so. They cause mass job losses, business closures and stock market crashes. But they’re also inevitable and a natural occurrence in the economic circle of life, if you will.

Jeremy Schneider retired at 36 and now has a net worth of over $4 million. In a recent Instagram post, the Personal Finance Club founder shared his two personal rules for building wealth. The first rule is “simple but not easy,” while the second is “easy but not simple.”

In this heartfelt column, Alexander Green explains why smart investing is just one part of a riche

“How hard would it actually be for a millionaire to start from 0 again?” That was the question posed on Reddit’s r/NoStupidQuestions recently. The scenario: no money, no contacts, no LinkedIn. Just experience and mindset. Would it be enough? The post resonated widely and sparked hundreds of thoughtful responses from users across all walks of life. Today's Best Finance Deals This content cannot be displayed. Visit our website to see more. Connections Matter More Than Grit Most agreed that without

The geopolitical state of the world is rapidly shifting, as are the profiles of the locations that the world’s wealthiest people call home.

The U.K.'s super rich a punitive new tax regime, with potentially severe consequences for the country.

Few Australians can avoid paying tax, yet some of the country's highest earners are able to do so.

Who wants to be a millionaire? All of us — if we don’t want to be billionaires, of course. And the fact is, today, the overwhelming majority of millionaires in the U.S.

Italy is the third most popular global destination for millionaires seeking tax advantages and a high-quality lifestyle, according to a recent report.

Over 1,000 Americans cross into the seven-figure class each day, but most belong to a non-stereotypical group of "everyday millionaires."

Travel agents and travelers share their playbook for overseas visits in the face of antipathy toward the U.S.

This chart shows the share of respondents in selected countries who have bought a long-distance train ticket within the last year.