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So-called “Main Street Millionaires” — as they’ve been dubbed in a new book by economists Owen Zidar and Eric Zwick — have more than 13 times the wealth of the Forbes 400. So who are they?

Giving back to aging parents doesn’t tend to hurt wealth-building — until you break it down by race/ethnicity.

Many Baby Boomers expected to leave wealth behind. New reporting suggests the cost of aging is rewriting that story.

A new class of overnight millionaires and billionaires are bidding up San Francisco housing at the fastest rate in the country. And that’s before Anthropic and OpenAI have even gone public.

Plus, do wealthy people really flee high-tax states?

Wealthy people have been driving an increasing share of consumer spending over the last year. That’s largely because asset values have been increasing, encouraging wealthy people to keep spending money.

For-hire judges can help litigants resolve disputes more quickly and may actually be cheaper for clients in the long run.

We look at why the unequal "K-shaped" pandemic recovery persists half a decade later, according to professor Peter Atwater.

And retailers are cashing in by catering to high-spending shoppers.

The Trump administration says that for $5 million, successful applicants would get a fast track to U.S. permanent residency and citizenship.