We’d all like to be rich. Unfortunately, as finance coach Dave Ramsey will tell you, “the rich get richer and the poor get poorer”. Consider this. According to the St. Louis Federal Reserve, the top ...

Your social class, along with the money you have in your savings account, can be an indicator of certain criteria for your socioeconomic status; however, it acts as more than a simple metric to ...

With the Great Decompression, incomes rise for everyone but much faster for the affluent.

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

Your net worth is the total result of your savings, investments and assets minus debts, and in retirement, it’s one of the most accurate measures of financial health after you stop working. Unlike ...