相当一部分高收入人群，即使年收入超过13.5万美元，也报告称在财务上感到不满足和压力大。这种被称为‘金钱错乱症’的现象源于对其财务现实的扭曲认知，通常因生活方式膨胀和社交媒体比较而加剧。尽管收入可观，许多人仍面临焦虑和对财务失控的问题，而千禧一代和Z世代等年轻一代尤其受到影响。 AI
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高收入者在财务压力下经历‘金钱错乱症’
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尽管年收入超过13.5万美元，但五分之一的高收入者在考虑财务状况时感到“沮丧”——他们可能患有“金钱失调症”
Seven in 10 Americans on six-figure salaries aren’t financially fulfilled—even wealthy Gen Zers.