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Team Leader for Equality coverage at Bloomberg News. Northwestern grad. Austin native. Nepali-American.
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More Americans are millionaires, but they don’t feel rich

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By Abha Bhattarai Verified, Rachel Lerman Verified, Federica Cocco Verified
| The Philadelphia Inquirer Verified
There are more American millionaires than ever before, but many of them don’t feel rich. Average net worth in the United States is over $1 million per household, Federal Reserve data shows, with roughly 1 in 6 families surpassing the seven-figure mark. Yet, many of the country’s newest millionaires say that even with suchwealth, they still feel undeniably middle-class. In many parts of the country, $1 million has become a starting point for the American Dream.
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More Americans are millionaires, but they don’t feel rich

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By Abha Bhattarai Verified, Rachel Lerman Verified, Federica Cocco Verified
| The Spokesman-Review Verified
There are more American millionaires than ever before, but many of them don’t feel rich. Average net worth in the United States is more than $1 million per household, Federal Reserve data shows, with roughly 1 in 6 families surpassing the seven-figure mark. Yet, many of the country’s newest millionaires say that even with such wealth, they still feel undeniably middle-class. In many parts of the country, $1 million has become a starting point for the American Dream.
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More Americans are millionaires, but they don’t feel rich

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By Abha Bhattarai Verified, Rachel Lerman Verified, Federica Cocco Verified
| Yahoo Finance Singapore
Subscribe to The Post Most newsletter for the most important and interesting stories from The Washington Post. There are more American millionaires than ever before, but many of them don’t feel rich. Average net worth in the United States is over $1 million per household, Federal Reserve data shows, with roughly 1 in 6 families surpassing the seven-figure mark. Yet, many of the country’s newest millionaires say that even with such wealth, they still feel undeniably middle-class.
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