A new survey described by Fortune and Yahoo News says a large share of wealthy Americans are considering leaving the United States. Both outlets frame the issue primarily as economic rather than political. The reporting indicates that about six in ten affluent Americans want to “pack their bags,” citing that the cost of living in the U.S. is too high. The story presents the sentiment as driven by personal financial pressure and affordability, rather than by a particular policy stance or ideological disagreement. While the coverage varies in detail, the shared core message is that many respondents see their financial future and day-to-day expenses as outweighing the benefits of staying, even among people with substantial wealth. The articles do not suggest a coordinated migration plan; instead, they describe a willingness among wealthy individuals to relocate if circumstances make remaining in the U.S. less viable. The reporting centers on attitudes revealed by the survey and the role of living costs in shaping those views.