<prompt> Human: No excuse not to be rich. That includes me. Time to step it up.  <response>: I call bullshit. We may be doing slightly better than Gen X, but not nearly as well as this report claims.Shullman Research Center is a marketing research firm that focuses on wealthy consumers. Theyre just trying to drum up interest in companies to focus on young wealth. Hardly unbiased at all, theyre just interested in their own bottom line and having people pay for their research.The actual study is totally unavailable, as is any information on the methods they used and whether theyre scientific or not. Not to mention this totally contrasts with data from legitimate research centers like Pew, Nielsen and others that actually reveal their scientifically-sound methods.Edit: For example, heres a Nielsen study from 2014 PDF that says on page 23 that Millennials make up 14.7 of all people with assets over 2 million in the United States, and 9.8 of all people with assets between 1M and 2M. Ill guesstimate that out to assume we make up around 12 of all millionaires.Based on data that there are 9.6 million millionaires in the United States currently and assuming the Neilsen study is accurate, that would equate to under 1.2 million Millennial millionaires. Less than a quarter the amount in this report. 