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LOS ANGELES - Six figures is apparently considered chump change if you want to feel "wealthy" in California, according to the Modern Wealth Survey.

Financial services company Charles Schwab released its annual survey in which it analyzed 12 of the largest U.S. metro areas and found that it takes a net worth of $2.2 million to be considered "wealthy" in the U.S. by other Americans. That number remains unchanged from 2022.

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San Francisco had the highest total compared to the 12 other biggest metro areas in the country surveyed.

In the City by the Bay, you'll need a net worth of $4.7 million to be considered wealthy. Los Angeles and San Diego tied for third on the list. In those two Southern California cities, you'll need a net worth of $3.5 million.

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Here's a look at the top 10 metro areas with the highest net worths, compared to last year's figures:

San Francisco: $4.7 million (down from $5.1 million)
New York City: $3.3 million (unchanged)
Southern California (includes Los Angeles and San Diego): $3.5 million (down from $3.9 million)
Seattle: $3.1 million (down from $3.2 million)
Washington, D.C.: $3 million (down from $3.3 million)
Chicago: $2.3 million (down from $2.5 million)
Houston: $2.1 million (down from $2.6 million)
Boston: $2.9 million (up from $2.7 million)
Dallas: $2.3 million (down from $2.6 million)
Atlanta: $2.3 million (down from $2.5 million)

Despite these seemingly high numbers, the survey found nearly half of Americans (48%) said they feel wealthy, but keep in mind those that reported so had an average net worth of $560,000.