April of 2022 marks a 25-year milestone for the personal finance classic Rich Dad Poor Dad that still ranks as the #1 Personal Finance book of all time. And although 25 years have passed since Rich ...

Daycare costs are quietly draining middle-class wealth. Learn how the expense can trap families and what you can do to break ...

The actual numbers behind these classifications could completely shift your perspective on your financial standing.

It’s tax time in America, and as taxpayers total up how much they owe, or how much they’ll get back from the IRS this year, one question bugs us all: Are we paying too much? More importantly, are you ...

“A recent study by Oxfam explained the distribution of wealth, which to many people is alarming. The report states that 85 individuals in the world have more combined wealth than the poorest 3.5 ...

Net Worth Thresholds in the U.S. The U.S. Census Bureau and other financial sources provide insights into these thresholds. Here's a breakdown of median net worth across different economic classes: ...

If looking at median income alone, the average nonfamily household in the US — which can include single-person households and those living with non-relatives — is $45,440 (as of 2022), according to ...

Steve Davis is the CEO of Total Wealth Academy, LLC, where he mentors on how to use real estate to build wealth and create a passive income. I have an acquaintance who was living paycheck to paycheck, ...

Determining whether you’re rich or part of the middle class can be tricky. So many factors can eat into your paycheck, such as the cost of living, grocery bills and how many people you have in your ...

Consider this. According to the St. Louis Federal Reserve, the top 10% of U.S. households by wealth had about $6.9 million on average. As a group, they held 67% of household wealth. The bottom 50% of ...

Baby boomers may have had the best financial start of all the generations — coming of age when salaries kept up with the cost of living and goods and services were affordable — but that doesn’t mean ...