Here's how much money you need to make to be middle class in each US state

Tech Insider : Economy
New York City skyline.
New York has the lowest percentage of households in the middle class.

TTstudio/Shutterstock

Welcome to the club: You're middle class but still counting your pennies

Tech Insider : Economy, Economy
a middle class family in the kitchen
Middle-income earners aren't acting like they're middle-class.

The Good Brigade/Getty Images

Longevity clinics for the ultrawealthy can cost $50,000 a week. Here are the world's top 6 destinations.

Tech Insider
IV infusions
IV infusions are one the most popular longevity treatments at RoseBar, a longevity center at the Six Senses Ibiza resort.

RoseBar at Six Senses Ibiza

New York City is entering a gaudy new Gilded Age

Tech Insider : Economy
Lobster on a bed of Diamonds.
New York City dining has embraced a new Gilded Age with luxurious, maximalist restaurants with decadent ingredients as international as the city.

Carl Godfrey for BI

The bars and restaurants that put the glint on New York City never stopped partying.

How much living space $1 million buys around the world

Tech Insider : Economy
Panoramic overview of Port Hercule in Monaco.
Port Hercule in Monaco.

John Greim/LightRocket/Getty Images

The Rothschild family is worth an estimated $1 billion. Meet the remaining heirs of the legendary dynasty.

Tech Insider
Nicky Hilton James Rothschild
Nicky Hilton is married to James Rothschild, an heir of the Rothschild family's banking fortune.

David Crotty/Patrick McMullan via Getty Images

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

Tech Insider : Economy
Hong Kong skyline
Hong Kong was home to the most ultra high net worth people in 2022.

REUTERS/Tyrone Siu

An estate manager for the wealthy shares some of the outlandish and intimate requests she's received from clients

Tech Insider
headshot of Emily Webb-Doskow
Emily Webb-Doskow manages the households of wealthy clients.

Trisha Lurie

Here's why wealthy Americans say it's getting harder for them to get richer

Tech Insider : Economy, Economy
Home with a moving truck and movers carrying a sofa.
The housing market is contributing to many wealthy Americans' gloomy feeling about their futures.

Yellow Dog Productions/Getty Images

Rich people are more likely to steal from self-checkout. Why?

Tech Insider : Economy
A person self-scans an item at a self-checkout at Lowes.
In a recent survey, people with household incomes of more than $100,000 were the group that most admitted they stole items from a self-checkout.

Jeff Greenberg/Getty Images

Subscribe to Wealthy