Cash Flow Anomaly Detector
Cash Flow Anomaly Detector helps review personal finance inputs locally with private local analysis, browser-side previews, and optional cached model upgrades.
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Sources & References
Federal Reserve Survey of Consumer Finances
Average vs. Median Net Worth by Age (2022 Data)
• 35-44: Median $135,600 | Average $549,600
• 45-54: Median $246,700 | Average $975,800
• 55-64: Median $364,270 | Average $1,566,900
• 65-74: Median $409,900 | Average $1,794,600
• 75+: Median $335,600 | Average $1,624,100
Why Average is Higher Than Median
Net Worth by Income Percentile (2022)
• 50-90th percentile: Median $379,700 (36.5% of total wealth)
• 90-99th percentile: Median $2,265,000 (36.6% of total wealth)
• Top 1%: Median $16,740,000 (24.3% of total wealth)
Components of Net Worth
Assets include: Home equity, retirement accounts (401k, IRA), investment accounts, vehicles, cash/savings
Liabilities include: Mortgage, student loans, credit cards, auto loans, personal loans
Millionaire Statistics (U.S.)
• Represents ~10.8% of all U.S. households
• Average age of first-time millionaire: 59 years old
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