According to a study from Credit Karma, roughly half of Gen Z (49%) say that planning for the future feels pointless, so they’d rather just spend their money freely this summer. That feeling is ...

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Another major psychological difference between the rich and the poor is their ability to delay gratification. In 2016, the National Bureau of Economic Research surveyed Americans over the age of 70 to ...

For many families, the idea of debt sparks stress and worry. Credit cards, car loans, and student debt often feel like heavy burdens that hold people back. Yet wealthy individuals view borrowing money ...

For many high-net-worth families, financial stress doesn't come from a lack of wealth — it comes from not being able to access it when needed. Executives with concentrated stock positions, business ...

The budget reconciliation bill President Donald Trump dramatically signed into law last month will painfully extract $1,200 a year from the poorest people and sprinkle the richest with an extra ...

The day after Christmas 2024, as Donald Trump and his team prepared to return to the White House, The Washington Post published a memorable report on low-income voters who’d supported the Republican ...

President Donald Trump ’s tax and spending law will deal a financial blow to the poorest Americans while boosting the income of wealthier households, according to a new analysis from the Congressional ...

President Trump’s tariffs barrage has landed the heaviest blow on the very nations that global trade was supposed to help: poor countries. For decades, the U.S. and other rich countries have granted ...