Despite the decline is still at the helm for the millionaires NJ, is the third largest in the nation

New Jersey has a smaller number of millionaires, but the rich.
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The Garden State Class No. 3 among the states with more millionaires per cent of all households in accordance with an annual range of Phoenix Marketing Services, a Rhinebeck, NY, organization of research. New Jersey takes the third place in 2008 and after pAsaro No. 1 in 2007.

"New Jersey wastil de undoubtedly rank the top with a large number of years, "said David Thompson, Director General of the tributary of the Phoenix.

But there was a decline. New Jersey millionaire population, measured as a family with 1 million U.S. dollars or in cash and investments, is limited to 197,694, which is 6.22 percent of households in the state this year compared to 220,372 or 6.89 for the ICDnt , 9.7 Zollur percent decline, said Phoenix. In general, the millionairee declined at a rate of 8.7 percent in elEE.UU.

Millonarios from 7.12 percent of households in the state in 2007.

For the decline? New Jersey is a rich part because of the high number of workers on Wall Street.

These companies by Wall Street Slough large premiums for employees during the years of prosperity, the input of millionaires, said economy ista James W. Hughes, dean of the Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Policy at the UniversityRutgers University.

Cheap global capital created more millionaires eun of the owners of small businesses accused, he added.

"We are in the second median income. We usually have rich, and is one of the highest prices of housing in the country," said Hughes.

Then came the economic crisis, including the 13.9 billion U.S. dollars in the wealth of the U.S. Haushaltein from the third quarter of 2007 and the first quarter of 2009, said Hughes. Rich state of New Jersey, ass means that a large proportion of people who are affected.

"The great Wipeout, Wipeout rich Nationwide is unprecedented," said Hughes.

Wealthiest city in New Jersey have the list of companies in the country. Candy heiress Jacqueline March Bedminster Class No. 19 on the Forbes list of the 400 richest Americanss, with a fortune of 14 million U.S. Dollar. Investors Peter Kellogg, Short Hills, is No. 108, from $ 3.2 million hedge fund manager David Tepper, Chatham, No. 239 is a capital of 2 billion U.S. Dollar and the investor Michael Price is Far Hills No. 281 with a net worth of 1.7 billion U.S. dollars, depending on the Forbes 400 List.

Hawaii reached No.1 on the report by Phoenix with 6.41 percent of the households are millionaires, followed by No. 2 Maryland with a 6.26 per cent. N No. 4 Connecticut, 6.15 percent and No. 5 in Virginia, 5.51 percent, rounded to the first 5 to Phoenix.

Since June 2007, Phoenix, estimates ofNumber of millionaires in the U.S. fell by 14 percent, said Thompson. Around 5.1 million households who are entitled, a decline of almost 6 million two years ago,