Such a system makes it possible for the government to have a different subsidy scale for different sets of consumers depending on their income levels . This also creates the opportunity to close the subsidy tap for the affluent. Though the government …

“Tech Rich” consumers, which the study found made up 19 per cent of adults, are described as wealthy individuals who spent large amounts of money and own more technological devices than any other group. “Social addicts” form 18 per cent of those …

"As consumers become more educated and more liberal, they consequently understand the need for safety, prevention and happiness all in one." Guo Si, who moved to Beijing from neighbouring Hebei province in 2012, said she had never before had sex …

… a situation that benefits. Justin Sullivan/Getty Images. It's unusual for jumbo loans to be cheaper than conventional loans — a situation that benefits affluent home buyers. Reprints; E-mail … Banks are seeking to provide the loans after …

"As consumers become more educated and more liberal, they consequently understand the need for safety, prevention and happiness all in one." Guo Si, who moved to Beijing from neighbouring Hebei province in 2012, said she had never before had sex …

'Greener pastures' are affluent families living in rural locations. They are typically of Australian or British descent, aged between 35 and 69 years … Mariann Hardney, a marketing professor at Durham University, noted in the International Journal of …

"As consumers become more educated and more liberal, they consequently understand the need for safety, prevention and happiness all in one." Guo Si, who moved to Beijing from neighbouring Hebei province in 2012, said she had never before had sex …

"As consumers become more educated and more liberal, they consequently understand the need for safety, prevention and happiness all in one." Guo Si, who moved to Beijing from neighbouring Hebei province in 2012, said she had never before had sex …

From the Spectrem Group's Millionaire Corner 2013 study, more than one-third of Mass Affluent Investors (net worth under $1 million) are concerned about financing education either for their children or grandchildren. The 2013 study showed 34 percent …