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These days, only 12% of Americans consider themselves wealthy, including just 29% of millionaires. Some go so far as to say they’re poor.

Americans in their 50s are nearing retirement, but may not have enough saved up to do so comfortably. Here's how much they have put away.

The average wedding cost has ballooned to $30,000. Here's how to pay for your big day without borrowing money.

Some lawmakers want to increase the tax-reporting thresholds for Form 1099-K, which covers payments from companies such as Venmo or PayPal. Here's what to know.

As the next policy move from the Federal Reserve remains unclear, here are four of the best options for your cash.

Escalating college costs are making it harder for families to afford higher education. But there are ways to mitigate the ever-increasing price tag.

Retirement account balances are rising. But the share of participants tapping hardship withdrawals is growing, as well, according to recent reports.

As weddings get more expensive, younger couples are being frugal when it comes to their special day.

If you're sitting on profitable investments, you may consider tax-gain harvesting to rebalance your portfolio or save on future taxes.

Some economists say the country is already experiencing a "richcession," rather than a broad contraction to come later.