When we feel wealthy, we spend more. It’s called the wealth effect.

A lot of people think that wealth is money. But that's only half the story.

Compounding is one of the best tools out there to build wealth.

There are a million get-rich schemes out there, but here's one of the oldest: borrowing.

Switzerland recently toyed with the idea of capping CEO pay at 12 times the amount of the lowest-paid worker.

If you give $1,000 to charity, that reduces your taxable income by $1,000, because there’s less for the government to tax.

What are floating-rate notes? And why are investors excited for the Treasury to start issuing them?

Keeping rates low is all about supply and demand.

It's much smaller than 16,000.

Why are those who want to fight inflation called 'fiscal hawks'?