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A Look at the Wealthy, Super-Wealthy and Ultra-Wealthy in 15 Countries

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By Michael S. Fischer
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A Look at the Wealthy, Super-Wealthy and Ultra-Wealthy in 15 Countries Slideshow July 08, 2026 at 12:08 PM Start Slideshow UBS introduced the "everyday millionaire" in its 2025 global wealth report. These are individuals with up to $5 million in net assets who constitute by far the largest segment of the global millionaire population.
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Hightower Adds 3 Practices With $5B to Signature Wealth Channel

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By Michael S. Fischer
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Hightower Advisors announced Tuesday that it has expanded its Hightower Signature Wealth channel with the addition of Private Vista LLC, Hightower Great Lakes and The McGuirk & De Nevi Group. Collectively, the three practices had about $5 billion in assets under management as of June 30. Hightower Signature Wealth now comprises about $35 billion in assets under management, more than 140 advisors and upward of 40 locations nationwide.
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12 Worst States to Save for a Down Payment

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By Michael S. Fischer
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12 Worst States to Save for a Down Payment Slideshow July 07, 2026 at 12:04 PM Start Slideshow As rising home prices outstrip wage growth, the amount of time that buyers may need to set aside enough money has changed sharply in many parts of the United States, SmartAsset reported Monday. In some states, rising incomes have helped offset higher home values, while in others, buyers may face a substantially longer path to ownership than they did just a decade ago.
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