More than half of Americans who grew up rich don't think they're wealthy anymore, and it highlights uncomfortable changes in the US economy
More than half of Americans who grew up rich no longer think they're rich, according to a recent survey by INSIDER and Morning Consult, which polled 4,400 Americans. The survey asked respondents to identify their upbringing and define their current financial situation by selecting poor, working class, middle class, upper…
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