Wealth isn't simply defined by the amount of money in your bank account. Upper-class families are also able to pay for this ...

Across the United States, the line between middle and upper-middle income is shifting, and it looks very different in Boston than it does in Birmingham. The gap is not just about how much money a ...

Gen Z has a surprisingly specific number in mind for when a paycheck stops feeling merely "comfortable" and starts looking like upper class. Their benchmark is lower than what older generations expect ...

Wealth and income levels can vary greatly from state to state — for instance, what it takes to be wealthy in California is not the same amount of money required to be rich in Missouri, due to vast ...

You’ve likely heard that the rich are getting richer, the poor are getting poorer and the middle class is disappearing. There’s a reason for that and it has a lot to do with income levels and wealth ...

Ever wonder where your income puts you compared to the rest of the country? I do. Not in a comparison-obsessed way, but more like a quick "Am I doing OK?" check-in kind of thing. The U.S. Census ...

Picture this: You’ve worked hard, landed a solid job and your paycheck reflects that sweet “upper middle class” status you’ve been longing for. But somehow, when you look around, it feels like your ...