Chief Investment Strategist Alexander Green makes the case that America is still the world’s leading land of opportunity – and shows why gratitude, hard work and smart investing remain the keys to achieving the American Dream.

Key Takeaways
-Engineering majors claim many of the top spots in the rankings. Chemical engineering leads the list with a median mid-career wage of $135k.…

Key Takeaways Fuel prices are leading inflation in 2026, with heating oil up 45.1% and gasoline up 39.8% since December. Travel has become significantly mo…

China’s millionaire population and personal wealth levels are estimated to have grown much more slowly than the global average last year, partly owing to the sluggish property market, though wealth creation in the world’s second-largest economy is…

If you’re not, there are a few ways to break in.

The ranks of multimillionaires has expanded globally since 2000, according to UBS. But the divide between the rich and everyone else is deepening.

It's Wall Street's version of winning the lottery: a worker becomes a multi-millionaire overnight after their employer's success.

The typical American is poorer than at the start of the decade, UBS finds, despite a boom in U.S. wealth.

Turns out being a millionaire isn't quite what it used to be.