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David Sutherland, a lawyer for Carhartt heiress Gretchen Valade, is accused of embezzling millions of dollars from the woman's trusts.

A Business Insider analysis finds varying income levels between states that qualify as middle class, lower class, and upper class.

A top economist, Nancy Lazar, expects stricter bank lending and steeper interest rates to crush growth by hammering consumers, businesses, and stocks.

Kris Neilson, 59, felt her bachelor's degree wasn't helping her earn more money and progress in her career, so she decided to get her MBA.

The West could still block the access of all Russian banks to SWIFT — but it would come with major fallout.

One Instacart shopper says bots like Lucky and ShopperX have helped him get bigger orders, faster. "If you can't beat them, join them," he said.

Ann, 67, moved with her husband to Portugal after scraping together money to pay their expenses in the US. Their quality of life is much better now.

Looking for a change? A rural county in Kansas is offering $4,500 cash and other perks for remote workers looking to relocate.

Conservatives groups are attacking guaranteed basic income programs for being discriminatory.

Middle-income Americans aren't middle-class; that's reserved for the rich now.

The cost of childcare is higher than ever, and more moms are working. What's going on?

Americans are the most pessimistic they've been in years about their chances of finding a new job if they lost their current one, a survey suggests.

Just 60% of voucher recipients nationwide actually use their vouchers to secure housing, which shows how difficult the benefit is to use.

As part of the FIRE movement, many millennials are looking to achieve financial independence but aren't hoping to retire early.

"I would lay out an argument that actually, if you cut interest rates, you bring down inflation," Rieder said.

HIFIs are predominantly made up of millennials and Gen Zers who want to exude quiet luxury but can't keep up with their lifestyle creep.

Beijing is removing floors on mortgage rates, offering cheaper housing loans, and reducing minimum down payments to stimulate China's property market.

Fewer people are being hired for $100k jobs. While women are less likely than men to apply, they're more likely to be hired for high-paying roles.

A Utah-based millennial was laid off from his tech job soon after he learned about a worrying health concern. He's struggled to find a job ever since.

China's property market was still struggling as April new-home prices fell at their fastest pace in more than nine years.

"Inflation may not go away the way people expect it to," the JPMorgan CEO said, adding: "There are a lot of inflationary forces in front of us."

American consumers - the backbone of the resilient US economy in recent years - appear to be winding down their wild spending spree.