Lower wealth, which may reflect limited socioeconomic resources, low digital literacy, and limited access to participation in cultural activities or reduced social networks, is an important factor in dementia diagnosis.6 We showed that one of the pathways through which low wealth exerts its effect may be by accelerating the clinical presentation of dementia leading to an earlier illness diagnosis by approximately 12.0 to 18.9 months independently from AD‐PGS and APOE‐ε4. The gene discussed is APOE; the disease is dementia.