• Why £213,000 is now seen as the benchmark for wealth in the UK
• The growing disconnect between income and perceived wealth
• The role of lifestyle inflation in shaping financial stress
• Generational and cultural differences in talking about money
• HSBC’s “Premier Proposition” and the evolving definition of value
• The importance of financial literacy, planning, and transparency
  
  

• 9 out of 10 people earning over £100,000 don’t consider themselves wealthy
• Rising living costs, lifestyle spending, and social comparison affect perception
• Gen Z and Millennials are redefining wealth with freedom and wellbeing
• Financial health now includes wellness, travel perks, and flexibility
• Transparent money conversations are key to taking control of your finances
  
  

“Wealth is not just what you earn, it’s how much you spend.” – Xian Chan
 “60% of people feel uncomfortable talking about money.” – HSBC UK Research
 “Even high earners juggle short-term needs and long-term goals.” – Xian Chan

• Embrace lifestyle value propositions in financial services
• Align offerings with shifting definitions of wealth, especially among younger demographics
• Prioritize financial wellness and emotional value as part of client services
• Use data-backed insights to craft better customer segmentation and support
  
  

• 🔍 Visit: HSBC UK Wealth
•  📊 [HSBC UK Wealth Perception Report (Search on HSBC UK)]