The effective tax rate for the wealthiest 0.0002 percent of Americans — a group that corresponds roughly to the billionaires ...

With the stock market on a rollercoaster ride, recession warnings piling up and interest rates still elevated, you might ...

Discover how the ultra-rich legally hide their wealth—not by stashing cash, but by hiding ownership through shell companies, offshore trusts, and foundations. Simple breakdown for easy understanding.

Through stories of ­non-disclosure agreements signed by staff, Osnos demonstrates the ­lifestyle of the ultra-rich through ...

The secondary-home capital of the world for ultra high net worth residents isn't London, Paris, or even New York. It's Miami.

Lavish houses, often second or third residences, dot much of Miami’s waterfront. These are increasingly the homes of the ...

The ultra-rich invest differently -- embracing growth, compounding, and long-term clarity to build wealth with purpose and ...

Most people don't think twice about skipping the private jet or declining a personal chef. But for the extremely wealthy, ...

Peek inside $1M collector car financing—how Putnam’s open-end leases cut monthly costs, shift market risk, and how auction ...

People want the ultra-rich to pay their fair share and for that money to be invested in our communities. This marks a powerful shift in what people believe is possible. Just a year ago, discussions ...

Finally, the ProPublica article outlines how the ultra-rich can avoid paying taxes by purchasing assets that go up in value and then borrowing money against that asset to consume without paying a tax.