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Discover LudwigThe phrase "comes to wealth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the accumulation or attainment of wealth or financial success.
Example: "When it comes to wealth, hard work and smart investments often play a crucial role in achieving financial stability."
Alternatives: "regarding wealth" or "in terms of wealth".
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RACE matters when it comes to wealth.
Yet when it comes to wealth, researchers have found that the distribution is among the most unequal in Europe.
So when it comes to wealth, the rich are getting richer and the poor are getting poorer.
And the disparity is all the more potent when it comes to wealth, as distinct from income.
Looking at those two factors, there's a strong argument that the Fed stands behind growth in inequality, particularly when it comes to wealth.
But so is the fact that working- and middle-class Americans are increasingly hogtied when it comes to wealth and social mobility, the foundations of the American dream.
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Socially ambitious people newly come to wealth took lessons in elocution, and members of the new middle class, more than actors, bought books on how to speak a certain way.
But when it came to wealth gaps, I was as pure as a lamb; I had no wealth.
The rebels in the South harbored doubts about the North's good faith when it came to wealth-sharing and power-sharing.
This might sound obvious, but it is a truth we need to be reminded of, not only when it comes to distributing wealth but also when it comes to appreciating the roots of wealth.
When it comes to flaunting wealth the goalgetters glitter most.
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