Believe it or not, net worth doesn’t play that big of a role in whether a person should have a living trust or not.

Say, for example, you want to retire at age 67 with $2 million. If you started saving at age 25, you'd need to save just over $300 per month, assuming you're earning a 10% annual rate of return.

If you're not a millionaire yet, here are some of the issues that may be holding you back. Having $1 million in the bank might sound impossible, but in fact, it's a goal well within reach for many ...

It might not be impossible to retire a millionaire if you're over 50, but it will take work. Be willing to work the numbers and extend your timeline.

Here are 20 signs based on observations from several millionaire friends of mine, that you're destined to become successful. 1. You started making money at a young age.

The secret to retiring a multi-millionaire is quite simple. There is no easier way to accomplish this than by using a ...

What should you be doing differently? One million dollars is still a lot of money in today's society. Indeed, it’s more than most people amass in their lifetimes. Still, despite the fact that ...

If you're still feeling a little queasy about your prospects, the best thing to do is crunch more numbers. The technical term for this is to "stress test" your portfolio.

Becoming a millionaire may seem like an unobtainable dream. I've been there and felt like it was unattainable and something that would never happen to me. Then I started reading, studying and ...

What should you be doing differently? One million dollars is still a lot of money in today's society. Indeed, it's more than most people amass in their lifetimes. Still, despite the fact that few ...