Is there anything more to this question? This question is way too vague. Also how would you know unless you had access to hundreds of private savings accounts.
The amount saved would be $9.00
700x.7=490. So you pay $490.00 and you saved $210.00
The price has been reduced by $24. But if you buy it, you haven't saved anything ... you've spent $56 .
As of recent estimates, around 6% of American households have a net worth of $3 million or more, which includes savings, investments, and other assets. This translates to approximately 7.5 million households. However, the number of individuals specifically with $3 million in liquid savings is likely lower, as net worth includes various asset classes.
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Roughly 6% of Americans have 1 million dollars or more saved for retirement. However, this number can vary depending on the source of the data and the criteria used to define "savings."
She saved 160 dollars.
As of recent data, approximately 10-15% of Americans have saved $2 million or more for retirement. This percentage can vary based on factors such as age, income, and financial literacy. Overall, achieving this savings milestone is relatively uncommon, reflecting the challenges many face in accumulating significant retirement funds.
The amount saved would be $9.00
About 10% of American households have a net worth of $1 million or more. The percentage of deca-millionaires ($10 million) is about 1% to 2%. So the answer to your question is that about 1.5% of Americans have $6 million. If you go to other countries where there is less money, the percentages are lower. They usually don't save all of it in a bank though. It would be in the form of stocks, real estate and other investments.
700x.7=490. So you pay $490.00 and you saved $210.00
The answer depends on how many quarters are saved each day, on average.
The price has been reduced by $24. But if you buy it, you haven't saved anything ... you've spent $56 .
As of recent estimates, around 6% of American households have a net worth of $3 million or more, which includes savings, investments, and other assets. This translates to approximately 7.5 million households. However, the number of individuals specifically with $3 million in liquid savings is likely lower, as net worth includes various asset classes.
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That is a question of opinion. And my opinion is yes as I truly believe it saved around a million lives.