Millennials have embraced this so-called FIRE movement – the acronym stands for financial independence, retire early – seeing it as a way out of soul-sucking, time-stealing work and an economy fueled by consumerism.
Inequality has increased, whether measured by incomes or wealth, but Australia's tax and transfer system eliminate much of this.
Being wired up to a monitor for 24 hours produced unexpected results.
It's a matter of the quality of sleep, not quantity, say scientists.
New friends may be turned off by status symbols, although business contacts may find them attractive. Still, people tend to assume they're universally appealing, says a new scientific paper.
Stories of rich people getting richer have become a popular part of modern US television, and they're using real life to do it.
Author Steve Siebold has interviewed more than 1200 of the world's wealthiest people over the past 34 years and says there are 10 things rich people put their energy into that help them win.
For the fourth consecutive year, the technology sector boasted the highest-paying jobs in the US, according to an annual report from Glassdoor.
For someone who shuns the spotlight, chemicals billionaire Jim Ratcliffe - the UK's wealthiest person - has been in the news rather a lot lately.
A study of a group of people with similar IQs over 70 years sheds some light on the role your personality plays in how much you are paid.
SEEK chief executive Andrew Bassat has asked investors to keep the faith despite keeping profits at about $200 million for three years.
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