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Investopedia Analysis of 2022 Consumer Finances Survey Highlights Wealth Gaps

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Investopedia analyzed the Federal Reserve’s 2022 Survey of Consumer Finances, finding that about 14% of U.S. households headed by someone 65 or older hold $1 million or more in financial assets. The analysis showed that retirees who are married or partnered are significantly more likely to reach this mark than single households. Furthermore, college graduates are several times more likely to have at least $1 million than those with only a high school diploma.

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The findings illustrate disparities in household wealth accumulation across different demographics. These differences in financial assets could influence consumer demand and overall economic stability.

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  • InvestopediaConducted an analysis of the Federal Reserve’s 2022 Survey of Consumer Finances.
  • Pew Research CenterIs noted for its analysis of economic trends and issues related to affordability.

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