Ask 10 people what it means to be “wealthy” and you’ll probably get 10 different answers. Add boomers, rising living costs and the looming reality of 2026, and the definition gets even murkier. A salary that once felt comfortably rich doesn’t always stretch the same way it used to. So where’s the line now? According to Federal Reserve data analyzed by Harness, crossing into the top 10% of boomers — a common benchmark for being considered “wealthy” — means having just under $3 million in net worth. Here ...