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Economic Cohorts: Elite Income
Percentages listed are the percentage of all US households (HHs) that fall into this segment.
Digital Targeting Segments neither contain nor reveal any personally identifiable information.
Percentages listed are the percentage of all US households (HHs) that fall into this segment.
Ambitious, upscale city dwellers. Rent or own apartments in fashionable downtown districts. Very high income, high discretionary spending. Well-managed credit. Tech savvy. Enjoy active adventures.
Hardworking, very affluent professionals in upscale inner city districts. Some with kids. Homeowners. Low discretionary spending compared to peers. Well -managed credit. Financially sophisticated.
Affluent, active families with kids. Upscale suburbs. High income and discretionary spending. Well-managed credit; many expenses. Highly-educated.
Well-educated professionals in upscale suburbs. No kids. High discretionary spending. Materialistic. Well-planned investments. Credit active; credit well managed.
High-earning, pre-retirement professionals. No kids/empty nests. Affluent, big city areas. Sophisticated investors and consumers. Discretionary spending accounts for over half their ample income. Credit active. Cultured.
Highly-educated couples in the best suburbs. Enjoying their wealth. Very high income and discretionary spending. Financially sophisticated and active. Living well.
Very well-off retirees in upscale city neighborhoods. Financially conservative savers. High income from well planned investments. Relatively low credit use. Enjoying retirement. Brands matter.
Married seniors with high incomes. Best suburbs. Very high discretionary spenders, especially on travel. Very ample, diversified financial resources, professionally managed. Luxury retirement.