This video discusses what "wealthy" means in retirement. The video uses the most current Federal Reserve Board data and segments the "Age 65+" category into Poor, Middle Class, Well Off, Wealthy and Super Wealthy.

Retiring rich is in the eyes of the beholder, and while no one definition exists, you know it when you see it. This video explores the age old question what does wealthy in retirement mean?

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