There has been tremendous growth in income and wealth in the U.S. in the last half century, even for poorer and middle-class households. But because of the nature of that growth, as well as the ...

Welcome back to World According to Briggs. Today we're looking at 10 U.S. cities losing their middle class faster than a ...

There has been tremendous growth in income and wealth in the U.S. in the last half century, even for poorer and middle-class ...

Once the backbone of the American dream, the middle class is gradually vanishing, and with it, the sense of security it ...

T he world’s middle class is changing, and in some places, it's not for the better. From rising costs in Germany and the US ...

The Motor City's Ongoing Struggle Detroit has the lowest income range to be considered a middle-class household at $25,384 ...

Celebrity realtor Mauricio Umansky slams Los Angeles rent control as 'tremendous mistake' on Fox Business, arguing policy ...

The discussion followed a series by the Money, Power and Inequality at the Globe called “Squeezed” about the disappearing ...

If you want to know what a country will become, don’t ask a pollster — ask a headteacher. The corridors of Britain’s state schools are no longer corridors of power, but corridors of prophecy. The ...

America’s middle class—once a core pillar of Donald Trump’s political coalition—is showing signs of breaking away as frustration over living costs intensifies, according to new polling and economic ...

With an ever-increasing cost of living in America, tariff price hikes and an uncertain labor market, it can often feel like city living simply isn’t cost-effective for the American middle class.