Wealth

The brokerages follow similar announcements from Dell Technologies, BNY Mellon, and BlackRock.

Programs that offer residency in exchange for some type of investment vary widely and constantly change, according to a new report.

Millions of children will receive $1,000 at birth from so-called Trump Accounts. Some generous billionaires are pitching in more. It doesn’t add up to much, Allan Sloan writes.

Bridgewater founder Ray Dalio and his wife Barbara are giving $75 million to seed these savings accounts for children in Connecticut.

Donating precious metals this year is a smart way to dodge the taxman and do good at the same time.

The new accounts will provide a savings vehicle for millions of families, but as traditional IRAs, they present tax issues.

Private-market institutions are taking over from old-line legacy banks. The names to watch—and the dangers to watch out for.

Recent earnings from Walmart and dollar stores show that everyone’s budgets are getting pinched.

A report on “billionaire ambitions” by UBS also found the population of the world’s wealthiest rose 9% to 2,919 this year.

An annual report from the foundation says progress against global health goals has stalled amid funding cuts by the U.S. and other wealthy countries.

Michael and Susan Dell hope their funding will prompt families to save for their children’s future.

In an elevated market, investors need to embrace new strategies to lower taxes on portfolios.

Your guide to changes that are part of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which passed in July.

From strategic charitable giving to well-timed Roth conversions to fully exploiting health savings accounts’ potential, financial pros share ways to significantly lower your tax bill.

Here are new deductions, effective this year, that eligible taxpayers can use even if they claim the standard deduction.

The result at Sotheby’s in New York on Thursday reflects steady demand for art by women that experts believe has plenty of room to run.

Sentinel, a pandemic prevention project in Africa, was the winner in the MacArthur Foundation’s competition.

A fourth-generation member of the family behind Franklin Templeton explains how he fell somewhat close to the tree.

The $6 billion philanthropy is facilitating efforts to bring together governments, development finance institutions, and the private sector, to deliver assistance to developing countries.

The Internal Revenue Service has adjusted the numbers to account for inflation.

A year-long open-call process resulted in awards to more than 80 organizations globally.

While the S&P 500 is up 14% this year, lately investors have begun to question the health of the bull market.

Who pays for what should be clear to everybody before money matters take a toll on the household. Boundaries are important.

A new book, “Jean-Michel Basquiat: The Making of an Icon” reveals details about the artist’s life and the forces that shaped his market rise after his death.

The art market’s growth lies in midmarket works priced at less than $1 million—and in emerging artists and digital formats, according to a new report.