The one thing the superrich want in their homes is simple — and it's actually cheap

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Comfort, ease, and quiet luxury are what people want at home in 2024.

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Millennials said in a survey they needed $525,000 a year to be happy. Here's what a Nobel prize winner's research says about money and happiness.

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Recent data from the Federal Reserve indicates the median net worth of Americans ages 35 to 44 was $135,000 in 2022, up from $105,610 in 2019.

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Even wealthy Los Angeles residents are moving to (slightly) cheaper cities and mansions out of state

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Los Angeles luxury homebuyers are eyeing other locations where their money can go father.

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The top 10 cities around the world with the most ultra-wealthy people

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Hong Kong was home to the most ultra high net worth people in 2022.

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It's getting harder than ever to become a self-made billionaire. But inheritances are still going strong.

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Tiger Woods is a billionaire — here's how he spends his money and lives his life

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Tiger Woods keeps dropping hints that he will play.

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Tiger Woods is now a billionaire — here's how he spends his money and lives his life

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Tiger Woods waves to the crowd.
Tiger Woods keeps dropping hints that he will play.

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The great wealth 'realignment': Affluent people keep moving from NY and SF to cheaper, warmer places

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Miami Florida

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Here's a rule of thumb about making money

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There are two ways to make money...

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A Tiktoker described her parent's 5-bedroom house as 'average.' It's making people question their perception of wealth

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Screenshots from The Barrys' viral TikTok video.
More than 20 million people watched the video tour of Sam's mom's "average" home.

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