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  • #16
    Originally posted by Singuy View Post
    LoL

    I was having a conversation about setting up net worth and class levels(not very scientific, just my opinion and it's definitely debatable.)

    I defined the working class as someone who have the opportunity to accumulate up to 100k in net worth before death

    Middle class: opportunity to hit between 100k- 1million before death

    Upper middle: between 1million-10million

    Upper class: 10 million+

    And I consider people in the upper class to be rich.
    This is very interesting.

    I consider anyone who has a net worth of 10-20M or more to be rich. Financially speaking that is.
    ~ Eagle

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    • #17
      Obama consider you RICH if you make $250K a year in taxable income.
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      • #18
        I'm not sure where rich begins, but if you are in the top 5% of income from whatever means in the richest country on the planet, then I'd say your are rich. Perhaps not as rich as you would like to be, and not mega-rich, but rich.
        I don't have any trouble calling that rich. And I don't accept the idea that if you spend it all as it comes in then you are not rich, something which I see claimed.
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        • #19
          Originally posted by Joan.of.the.Arch View Post
          I'm not sure where rich begins, but if you are in the top 5% of income from whatever means in the richest country on the planet, then I'd say your are rich. Perhaps not as rich as you would like to be, and not mega-rich, but rich.
          I don't have any trouble calling that rich. And I don't accept the idea that if you spend it all as it comes in then you are not rich, something which I see claimed.
          That would be about $225,000 to get you in the top 5% in the U.S. That would put you in the top 0.1% in the world.

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