The private wealth management department of Bank of America aims to understand how the rich view property and how the rich handle the problem of property inheritance. Among the respondents, 37% have investable assets of $3 million to $5 million, 365,438+0% have investable assets of $5 million to $6,543.8+million, and 32% have investable assets of more than $6,543.8+million. The reason why the rich can accumulate a lot of wealth is not only personal efforts, but more importantly, society provides people with fair opportunities to get rich. Therefore, in the eyes of the rich in the United States, the rich have a responsibility to society, that is, with money, they can't spend their time on themselves, but give back to society and help others. Therefore, charitable donation has become a way for the rich to give back to the society, and in many cases it has become a virtue of the rich. In the survey, nearly 70% of the rich said that it is their social responsibility to establish and inherit charitable donations. Among the American baby boomers (47-66 years old), the number of people who hold this view is the largest, accounting for 75%. The proportion of women who hold this view is not low, at 73%. America/KLOC-The richest people aged 0/8 to 46 have the lowest proportion, but 53% of young rich people regard the establishment and inheritance of charitable donations as a social responsibility.