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As we age, we tend to lose some of our cognitive abilities—and that, in turn, can cause us to make financial decisions that aren’t in

Affluenza. It’s become an all-too-common term used to describe the extreme bad attitudes and actions— sometimes horrific actions—of some children of affluent families. While it’s

Surprises on our birthday can make for truly special, wonderful moments. But when it comes to surprises about our finances? Yeah, not so much. It’s

The past few years reminded all of us that financial markets not only don’t always go up—a lesson we all likely know—but also that they

If you’re a high-income professional or entrepreneur—or if you simply have a substantial net worth—you probably realize that in today’s litigious culture, you could be

More U.S. households today own pets than ever before—a full 70%, up from 56% back in the late 1980s. And more than 23 million households

Estate planning—the process for how you transfer your wealth to heirs and others—can be important for anyone who wants comfort knowing that their loved ones

While most people would agree that having money is better than not having money, wealth itself doesn’t guarantee a smooth, happy or successful path. That

One of the best plans to take from the financial playbook of the Super Rich—those with a net worth of $500 million or more—is to

When we spend money, we’re doing more than simply buying things. We want to create feelings of happiness, satisfaction and well-being.  But are we really