Millennials have been relentlessly mocked as the ‘broke’ generation. Struggling with student loans and unable to get on the property ladder, it’s easy to assume the entire cohort has missed out on any wealth-building opportunities. But a recent study by the robo-investing platform Wealthfront reveals that many Americans in their 30s and 40s — the millennials— have actually outpaced other generations in wealth accumulation since the Covid-19 pandemic. Must Read Based on Federal Reserve data, Wealthfron ...

Economic Shift & Wealth Accumulation - Teton County has become a hub of remote work, diminishing the impact of geographic isolation on its economy [1] - Teton County's average per capita income is approximately $500,000 per year [2] - Teton County surpassed New York County (Manhattan) in wealth accumulation in the early 2000s and has accelerated since the pandemic, with New York falling to fourth place [1][2] Community & Culture - The cowboy culture and friendly, outgoing nature of the residents are significant attractions for newcomers to Jackson Hole [3][4] - The cowboy culture is authentic to many long-time residents of Jackson Hole [3]

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