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They do have "all" the wealth, or at least a disproportionate amount of it.
However, just because boomers have all the wealth does not mean that all boomers are wealthy.
Well right of course not I guess I’m just surprised how many aren’t. There must be an insane amount of outliers to skew everything the way it is. I wonder in financial literacy was lower generationally, although the article does state that a lot of it is not being a white man, but even then the stated 250k is abysmally low.