Kathleen Elkins

After being in a room with hundreds of real estate enthusiasts, it was impossible not to at least flirt with the idea of owning property in some capacity.

Eric Cooper maxed out his 401(k) for more than two decades and accumulated enough to retire in his late 40s.

Here's how to invest in property even when living in an expensive city.

The self-made billionaire could retire at the drop of a dime -- but retirement is the last thing on the 66-year-old's mind.

You don't need to earn a massive paycheck to become a millionaire.

Inspired by the idea of retiring early, the husband-wife duo with two kids vowed to build a portfolio of $1 million and no debt by February 2017.

From making paper deliveries to selling tuxedos, the first jobs these 11 successful people shared weren't always the most glamorous.

These short books are loaded with powerful information about selling, managing and investing.

It had nothing to do with good grades or eating all of your vegetables.