You need to be a millionaire to be 'financially comfortable' in these five major US cities, new survey says

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You need to be a millionaire to be 'financially comfortable' in these five major US cities, new survey says
  • Charles Schwab surveyed 1,000 Americans about their wealth and spending in May 2022.
  • Respondents said you need to be a millionaire to be "financially comfortable" in these five US cities.
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Denver: $671,000

Denver: $671,000
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Phoenix: $747,000

Phoenix: $747,000
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Atlanta: $771,000

Atlanta: $771,000
A guaranteed income program in Atlanta supports low-income Black women.Tetra Images

Dallas: $840,000

Dallas: $840,000
Dallas, Texas' population is expected to more than double from 2020 to 2029.Skyhobo/Getty Images
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Boston: $892,000

Boston: $892,000
Red Brick houses along Acorn Street, Beacon Hill in Boston.Joe Daniel Price/Getty Images

Houston: $919,000

Houston: $919,000
Fireworks in Houston, Texas.franckreporter/Getty Images
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Chicago: $956,000

Chicago: $956,000
Downtown ChicagoSteve Geer/Getty Images

Washington DC: $1.1 million

Washington DC: $1.1 million
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Seattle: $1.2 million

Seattle: $1.2 million
The Seattle skyline.Joel Rogers/Getty Images

Southern California: $1.3 million

Southern California: $1.3 million
The Los Angeles skyline is seen from Griffith Park, at dusk in Los Angeles, Wednesday, Feb. 9, 2022.J. David Ake/AP
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New York City: $1.4 million

New York City: $1.4 million
Manhattan skylineIsmael Rios / EyeEm

San Francisco: $1.7 million

San Francisco: $1.7 million
The house is part of a row of seven houses known as the “Painted Ladies” or “Postcard Row” in San Francisco.Rob Jordan
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