最新报道:High-earning Americans making over $250,000 annually still don't feel wealthy due to rising living costs, taxes, and financial pressures, according to a CNBC report. Many cite housing, healthcare, and education expenses as major burdens, alongside stagnant wage growth relative to inflation. Despite earning in the top 5%, respondents express anxiety over long-term financial security, retirement savings, and unexpected emergencies. Experts note that perceptions of wealth are relative, with lifestyle inflation and social comparisons amplifying dissatisfaction. The findings highlight a disconnect between income and financial well-being in an era of economic uncertainty.