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#wealth #investments #finance #wallstreet #invest #money #savings #personalfinance #makemoney #crisis #economy #stockmarket 👉 Access my free Investment Course: https://jfpartners.net/curso-bolsa-e-... 👉 Follow me on Instagram:   / javieerdelvalle   Global wealth has just registered one of its largest increases in recent years. In 2025, nearly one million new millionaires were created, and in the United States, more than 100 people achieved that status every day. But there is a clear contradiction: if global wealth continues to increase, why is the middle class finding it increasingly difficult to make ends meet, buy a home, or become independent? In this video, we analyze the data from UBS's latest Global Wealth Report and explain the difference between average wealth and median wealth. This difference reveals that, although total wealth is growing, much of that growth is concentrated among those who already own financial and real estate assets. We'll also see why we live in an asset-based economy rather than a wage-based one, how inflation hurts those who keep their money idle, which generations currently control most of the wealth, and what the massive $83 trillion wealth transfer that will occur over the next few decades entails. Finally, we analyze how governments might react to this wealth transfer and why taxes on inheritance, gifts, savings, and wealth could become increasingly important. Do you think the middle class is getting poorer? Do you consider investing a necessity rather than an option? Let me know in the comments. 00:00 Wealth grows, but the middle class suffers 01:18 Record wealth and new millionaires 04:02 The middle and median wealth trap 07:36 The asset economy versus wages 10:04 Inequality: who concentrates the wealth 13:32 The largest wealth transfer in history 15:02 Public debt and the need to raise revenue 16:36 Inheritances, donations, and new taxes 18:17 The K-shaped economy 18:56 How to protect and build wealth The content, information, and opinions provided and expressed in all our videos, texts, and/or images are for informational and educational purposes and are based on the authors' free interpretation of the subject matter. The content of all our videos, texts, and/or images does not constitute an offer or recommendation to buy or sell financial instruments. The recipient of this content should be aware that the financial instruments and values ​​discussed may not be suitable for their profile or specific investment objectives. Therefore, the recipient must make their own investment decisions, seeking any specialized advice they deem necessary and assuming full responsibility for both the means and the results. The authors are not responsible for the use or interpretation of this content, nor for any damages or losses the recipient may suffer by entering into transactions or making any decisions based on this content.