A new study reveals that your definition of financial success may be influenced by your age, and that the younger generation views wealth in a completely different way.

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Having a "good" salary is subjective, varying by experience, industry, geography. And a new study shows how you define financial success may also have to do with your age range.

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How much do you need to make to be financially successful? The magic number varies by generation.

In comparison, baby boomers say you’re well-off with a salary of just under 99 thousand dollars a year.