Wealth is more than money. It holds deeper significance, shaped by personal values, aspirations, and long-term vision. This paper introduces an original framework that defines wealth across eight key dimensions, reflecting the many ways individuals, families, and society interact with prosperity. These dimensions are grouped into three categories: By understanding these dimensions, wealth managers can move beyond transactional strategies and foster deeper, more meaningful client relationships. Aligning financial planning with clients’ unique values and long-term goals allows for truly tailored solutions. It also provides a meaningful way to implement recent regulatory requirements, such as the MiFID II amendment on sustainability preferences, by going beyond box-ticking and embedding client priorities at the core of wealth management. As wealth management evolves, those who embrace this multidimensional approach, blending financial expertise with personal insight and long-term vision, will be best positioned to meet the changing needs of clients and shape the future of the industry.