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Overall, the affluent are going to use a broad range of services and products, and they’re going to use many of them consistently (e.g., money management) or repeatedly (e.g., tax planning).

In addition, they call for “the adoption of less affluent, simpler and sufficiency-oriented lifestyles to address overconsumption — consuming better but less.” ...

Another affluent Washington, D.C., suburb, the toniest areas in this census-designated place are near the town center, which consists of high-end shopping and small businesses.

Affluent millennials are the millennial trendsetters Part of what has made the millennial generation so important to modern brands is their influence on the general population of millennials.