Spending is different for the wealthy, and that means getting them to spend is, too.

The gap between rich and poor in America is at its widest ever. But the way the rich make their money has changed.

It may sound crazy, but a group of wealthy young people is giving their inheritance money away.

Contrary to all the talk of the 1 percent and the 99 percent, Gallup polls reveal that Americans might not be so weary of the rich after all.

Commentator Robert Reich says increased tax revenue greases the wheels of economic growth

Jean Cotis and Rob Wininger both earn in the top 25 percent. They reflect on their economic choices and reasons for income disparity in the U.S.

A new study finds that those who feel wealthy are often the least ethical — more often cutting off other vehicles at four-way intersections and even stealing candy from children.

When you look at net wealth instead of income, the gap between the 1 percent and the 99 grows exponentially.