A Fresh Look at High-Net-Worth Spending and Saving

By Leo Almazora — InvestmentNews, October 14, 2024

InvestmentNews profiled findings from Long Angle’s 2024 High-Net-Worth Income & Spending Report, which surveyed younger affluent households to analyze saving, spending, and income composition.

The article notes that Long Angle’s respondents save 63% of their after-tax income—averaging $621K per year—and that spending levels flatten once income exceeds $1 million or net worth surpasses $25 million. Housing ranked as the top expense category, followed by vacations and childcare.

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