<prompt> Human: Is there generally an upper bound that people agree is the max amount of personal wealth created in a 40 year working life from saving and investing? Just curious as I often set big goals for myself and dont want to aim for something ridiculous like lets say a billion dollars. I understand 1 bill is way out of the picture but what about 10 million, or 25 million  <response>: Technically with capitalism no, there is no upper bound. But there are averages. Here is the data from a far reaching study conducted in 2009 thats still used in many estimations: 1. High School Degree only: 900,0002. Associates Degree only: 1.1 million3. Bachelors Degree and higher: 1.8 million It really is wholly dependent on your skillsetwhere you liveyour qualifications. 