What's the smallest amount of annual income (in USD) would someone need in order for you to consider them 'rich'?
(assume a max of 1 child in their household)
- <100k10.9%
- 101-250k29.3%
- 251k-500k34.3%
- 501k+25.5%
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How long have they been earning the high income? "Rich" means "having great wealth." A young person with a six figure salary may not have had enough time to get rich, even if there are rich 50 year olds with lower salaries
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Pedantic answer I always give to this sort of thing: "rich" is dependent on wealth and expenses, income isn't as relevant
For instance, someone with $10 million in a checking account may have $0 annual income, but they're def rich (unless their expenses are insane)
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Y'all think 100k is rich. lol
That shit'll barely keep your house nowadays.
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Even at 70k in most places I feel like you never have to worry too much about money outside of rare, catastrophic circumstances. Seems to me like that peace of mind is enough to qualify as rich.
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Wrong question. It's about covering your expenses with passive income. There is so many "rich" people spending more than they make only increasing their debts as time goes.
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