Defining Wealth: The Surprising Perspectives of Millionaires and Financial Advisors

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According to a survey by Charles Schwab, Americans believe that a net worth of $2.2 million is needed to be considered wealthy in the United States. However, respondents in different cities had varying perceptions of wealth, with San Francisco requiring the highest net worth of $4.7 million. Interestingly, despite the perceived benchmark, only 48% of respondents said they feel wealthy, with millennials feeling the wealthiest. The survey also revealed that Americans prioritize non-monetary assets, such as a fulfilling personal life and enjoyable experiences, over monetary assets when defining wealth.
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