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The number of private jets scheduled to land in Washington, D.C. next week for President Obama's second inauguration is less than half of his 2009 inauguration's total.
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The number of private jets scheduled to land in Washington, D.C. next week for President Obama's second inauguration is less than half of his 2009 inauguration's total.
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A new survey found that 55 percent of American millionaires plan to put money into stocks this year, but they are hedging their bets.
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One study says that the "cliff" deal will not, in fact, reduce the giving of the wealthy. It's likely to increase it.
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After California hiked taxes on its top earners, the state's multi-billion-dollar deficit is gone. But experts say the tax on the rich isn't, and won't ever prove, the boon to the economy that Democrats hope.
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Belgium's prime minister, Elio Di Rupo, has rebuked Queen Fabiola for trying to shield some of her fortune from taxes.
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A fiscal-cliff driven sales boom in Malibu has made the California beach retreat the nation's likely leader for homes worth $10 million-plus.
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A new Pew Research survey finds that the debate over the wealth gap has calmed slightly, despite a divisive election.
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French Budget Minister Jerome Cahuzac, who has spent months singling out tax dodgers, is ensnared in allegations that he transferred money from a Swiss account into one in Singapore.
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A new survey found that American millionaires think their kids should create their own wealth, though most plan to leave their children a "substantial" inheritance.
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In one of the largest such prosecutions in years, a Florida woman pleaded guilty to two charges of filing false tax returns that failed to report her UBS accounts.
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Millionaires already get audited more than the everyone else but a new government report suggests they should get audited even more.
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This famous DC hotel is offering a $47,000 inauguration package that includes a range of luxuries, including your own "Twitter butler," to capture and post your every move!
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The $1.6 million Pagani Huayra already has 18 buyers in United States, despite the fact that it's not street legal.
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You don't have to be the Earl of Grantham to own your own British country estate. But it helps to have a royal-sized fortune. Here's what it costs to buy, own and maintain a grand estate in the U.K.
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French actor Gerard Depardieu's flirtation with moving to Russia to escape tax hikes obscures the broader fact that wealthy Russians are fleeing their country.
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While Avis Budget is paying nearly $500 million for the short-term car-rental company, Zipcar's founders are not among the largest shareholders.
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The new tax rates may not hold for long, but the wealthy have to feel as if they've dodged a bullet for now in the fiscal cliff deal.
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Subtract the Oracle of Omaha's charitable donations for this past year, and the total of the top 15 donors would be far less than last year’s $2.6 billion.
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As their clients became frozen by economic churning in Europe and Washington, wealth advisers have been trying to convince clients of the positive effects of uncertainty.
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If the life of an elderly wealthy family member extends into 2013, the tax bills will be substantially higher.
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Frank joined CNBC in 2012 as a reporter and editor. He is a leading journalistic authority on the American wealthy.