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Sometimes you have to spend money to make money; one of these Cayman Islands mansions will put you in the lap of luxury and act as an offshore tax shelter to boot.

When it comes to housing billionaires, the U.S. is still number one, but that may not last for much longer.

Coupon clipping and bulk buying is in vogue, but in a strange twist, it’s the wealthy who seem to be the biggest frugality fanatics, according to one new survey.

The rest of the country may still be in the gutter, but the millionaire population continues to come back strong.

Many with a net worth in the millions don't fancy themselves wealthy.

From Elvis to David O. Selznick, these Hollywood mansions will give you a taste of the good life.

An online retailer based outside Philadelphia has already sold two of the floor-length metallic silver gowns, which have hundreds of diamonds hand-sewn onto the bodice.

As the economy rebounds, Wall Street's bonus babies are likely to shake off any thriftiness.

You may not see many millionaires waiting in line for food stamps and unemployment, but the recession has forced the wealthy to become more frugal.