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Americans have never had access to more luxuries, but why do we feel so poor?

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Americans have never had access to more luxuries, but why do we feel so poor?

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Key Highlights

  • When you think about wealth and what it does for someone and their quality of life, there are a few ways to view it.
  • Certainly wealth "buys" freedom and flexibility, which is arguably the most important role of wealth. But, at a micro level, measuring wealth for many Americans is about day-to-day quality of life.
  • On one hand, wealth should grant access to wants — goods and services above and beyond your day-to-day needs.
  • WHY GEN Z DOESN'T WANT TO HAVE KIDS Video Wealth is also supposed to be a shield against the stresses tied up with money, reducing worry over covering basic needs and feeling like you have financial breathing room from day to day and month to month.
  • Today in America, at a practical level, we live with a wealth paradox. We have access to luxuries that people of hundreds of years ago couldn’t have dreamed.
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