The owner of one island told me he rejects 90% of inquiries because true luxury means never having to see another tourist.

Most people don't think twice about skipping the private jet or declining a personal chef. But for the extremely wealthy, these are everyday conveniences. What seems normal to them often costs more ...

Millionaires drive three-year-old luxury cars, billionaires buy pre-owned yachts, and trust fund families furnish estates from auction houses. While average consumers chase new releases, the wealthy ...

Last year, the ultrawealthy spent nearly $300 billion on luxury goods. Individuals worth more than $30 million accounted for more than 20% of luxury spending. Here's a breakdown of their expensive ...

Ultra-wealthy buyers spent $290 billion on luxury goods in 2024. The globe’s wealthiest individuals are pouring record amounts into luxury living, with a new analysis showing they spent $290 billion ...

This story was produced by Rob McManus and distributed by Next Net. Tampa Bay was home to 26.7 million visitors in the fiscal year of 2023, as we learn from Visit Tampa Bay. That’s quite a huge number ...

Vivian Tu isn't here to shame anyone about money. She's not interested in blaming people for not knowing what they never learned in school. Or judging them for doing what they could when they didn't ...

Wealthy people live in a different world from everyone else. From having access to mental health care to sending their kids to the best schools, most would assume that those who grew up wealthy end up ...

The wealthy have not lost their affection for luxury vehicles. In fact, high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) buying luxury cars this year plan to spend an average of $209,000 on them. That’s an increase ...

Fashion designer Emily Oberg was just 20 years old and working at a media company in New York City when she decided to take the ultimate career risk—one that would showcase her vast knowledge of ...