Unfortunately, this is not the case. Most Finland-Swedes succeed in their lives about as well or badly as the rest of the population. It is true that there is a Helsinki-based elite which has 'old money' and which is more prosperous than average. This group of people is, however, compensated for by the fact that the percentage of farmers among Finland-Swedes is greater than in the rest of the population. And agriculture, in EU Finland, is no goldmine.
Minorities always experience more or less pressure from the majority.
But is it not better to be criticised for being rich, liberal, tolerant and able to speak languages than poor, discriminated against, stupid and thieving - epithets that most of the other minorities in the world are forced to put up with.