Wealthy Millennials’ long-term financial goals reflect “a sense of purpose, idealism.” Boston Private found that 51% of high-net-worth Millennials prioritize fostering local and global change and 40% want to use their money to improve society.

Wealthy Millennials’ long-term financial goals reflect “a sense of purpose, idealism.” Boston Private found that 51% of high-net-worth Millennials prioritize fostering local and global change and 40% want to use their money to improve society. However, they’re also looking to improve themselves: their top financial goal is to be successful as entrepreneurs at 65% and 44% want to become better educated. Other generations were much more likely to prioritize living a life of pleasure, free of financial worries. (Business Insider)