millionaires

President Obama this week defined what he believes should be the minimum "fair share" for millionaires and billionaires to pay in taxes.

His answer: At least 30% of their income.

Mitt Romney has revealed his tax returns, but how does that compare to others who earn around the same amount of money?

As the "tax the rich" debate rages in Washington D.C., some states are turning to their wealthiest residents to bring in much-needed revenue.

The White House will propose a new tax rate for people earning more than $1 million a year to ensure that they pay at least the same percentage of their earnings in taxes as middle-income Americans, administration and White House officials told CNN on Sunday.

More on tax cuts, how to make travel easier and other consumer-focused items from Friday's Times.

Here are a half-dozen individuals who have found that the highest and best use of their wealth is in helping others. 

Although some Silicon Valley donors have maintained their giving this year, in part because of multiyear charitable commitments or out of a sense of obligation, others are giving more selectively, at least for now....

Even the wealthy have grown cautious about managing personal income. Does one buy a Porsche or an Acura?

If you've lost your financial footing, you're not alone -- the people at the top of the wealth ladder feel unsteady, too. And if they're not financially comfortable, who is?

When the millionaires aren't there for the big events, Dubai's Nad al Sheba racetrack is a great place for a family night out.

But there's no booze and no betting . . . well, not exactly. Kai Ryssdal has more.