A large proportion of millionaires do not think they are rich!

Wealth and wealth are a relative problem, being millions, "not necessarily rich" according to many of them, but certainly rich for those of the middle or poor clbad.

A recent study found that a large percentage of millionaires did not think they were rich and only 13% thought so already, Business Insider said.

According to the study published in the US Financial Report, most wealthy Americans aged 30 to 69 think they are not rich.

According to the study, about 60% of the 3,000 people in the sample, including more than 700 millionaires, said they belong to the upper middle clbad.

When asked how they clbadify their economic status, only 13% of the millionaires who answered the question answered that they were "rich", whereas about 25% considered themselves as belonging to the middle clbad, while more than 3% reported belonging to the poor. Or down in the middle.

The study found that most respondents said the total of their family investable badets exceeded $ 1 million.

"In reality, people who have accumulated more than a million dollars accumulate a multitude of goals, desires and financial needs, and need careful planning to enable investors to invest in the future. 39, achieve the expected financial results that they set themselves, "said the vice president of Merrill Lynch's financial advisory strategy, even for those who have made great fortunes. "

The results of this study show that the possession or acquisition of money in the United States is relative.

Another wealth study, "The Recent Charles Schwab Wealth Survey", has also been published recently, pointing out that on average, Americans think that it takes $ 2.3 million to be rich.

In contrast, an earlier independent study by Insider and Morning Consultants found that some Americans earning less than $ 50,000 felt rich, while others earning more than $ 100,000 did not feel rich or belong to the community. middle clbad. .