wealthschema/archetypes

71 Wealth Archetypes

Statistically distinct household financial profiles organized into 20 cohorts spanning the full wealth lifecycle. Each archetype is documented with age range, wealth tier, tax complexity, and the bundles it appears in.

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A diverse cross-section of the corpus — every life stage, every wealth tier. The full list of all 71 archetypes by cohort follows below.

F-01low

New Graduate Tech Worker

Recent college graduate in a tech role, high income relative to peers, significant student debt, renting in HCOL city, beginning to invest.

Formation22–28
F-03moderate

Young Dual-Income Couple (No Kids)

DINK household, both working professionals, combining finances, saving for a home purchase, beginning to build wealth.

Formation26–34
A-01moderate

Young Family — First Home

Married couple with 1–2 young children, recently purchased first home, juggling mortgage, childcare costs, and retirement savings.

Accumulation30–40
A-06high

Tech Employee with Equity

Mid-level tech employee with significant RSU/option grants, concentrated stock position, AMT exposure, high base salary.

Accumulation30–42
P-01very-high

Peak Earner — Corporate Executive

Senior corporate executive, deferred compensation, NQSO, large equity stake, complex tax situation, estate planning needs.

Accumulation42–55
P-04high

Real Estate Investor

Active real estate investor with 3–8 rental properties, depreciation, 1031 exchanges, leveraged portfolio.

Accumulation38–55
H-02very-high

High Net Worth ($3M–$10M)

HNW household, family office candidate, complex estate plan, GRATs, irrevocable trusts, private equity exposure.

Accumulation45–65
R-01moderate

Corporate Pre-Retiree (5 Years Out)

Corporate employee 5 years from retirement, pension + 401k, Social Security optimization, healthcare bridge planning.

Preservation57–63
RE-02moderate

FIRE Achiever (Early Retirement)

Financial Independence / Retire Early adherent, retired in 40s–50s, 4% rule, Roth conversion ladder, ACA planning.

Distribution38–55
RL-01moderate

RMD-Stage Retiree

Retiree navigating RMDs, Medicare Part D, long-term care considerations, QCDs, estate simplification.

Distribution72–82
E-02very-high

Estate Planning Client (Grantor)

HNW individual actively engaged in estate planning, irrevocable trusts, gifting strategies, charitable vehicles.

Preservation55–75
SB-01moderate

LLC / S-Corp Owner (Pass-Through)

Owner of a profitable LLC or S-Corp, taking reasonable salary plus distributions, QBI deduction, solo 401k or SEP-IRA, mixing personal and business finances.

Accumulation35–55
C01Formation6 archetypes

Formation

C02Accumulation6 archetypes

Accumulation Early

C03Accumulation6 archetypes

Accumulation Peak

C04Accumulation4 archetypes

High Net Worth

C05Preservation3 archetypes

Pre-Retirement

C06Distribution3 archetypes

Retirement Early

C07Distribution2 archetypes

Retirement Late

C08Transfer4 archetypes

Special Situations

C09Formation3 archetypes

Underserved

C10Transfer3 archetypes

Wealth Transfer

C11Accumulation3 archetypes

Behavioral

C12Accumulation4 archetypes

Niche

C13Distribution2 archetypes

Retirement Income

C14Accumulation4 archetypes

Emerging

C15Accumulation3 archetypes

Mortgage & Lending

C16Accumulation3 archetypes

Small Business

C17Accumulation3 archetypes

Healthcare & Benefits

C18Formation3 archetypes

Student Loan

C19Accumulation2 archetypes

Military Expanded

C20Accumulation4 archetypes

Niche Expanded

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