Questions: Which demographic group is currently the richest in the United States? Seniors 75 and older Children from 8-14 Children from 0-12 Middle class workers aged 18-29

The answer is Seniors 75 and older.

Seniors 75 and older are often considered to be among the wealthiest demographic groups in the United States. This is largely due to accumulated wealth over their lifetimes, including savings, investments, and home equity. Many in this age group have had the opportunity to benefit from long-term investments and property value increases.

Children in this age group typically do not have significant personal wealth. While they may benefit from family wealth, they do not independently possess wealth.

Similar to the 8-14 age group, children from 0-12 do not have personal wealth. Any wealth associated with them is generally tied to their parents or guardians.

While some individuals in this age group may have started accumulating wealth, they are generally not considered the wealthiest demographic. Many are still in the early stages of their careers and may have student loans or other financial obligations.