How much money does a family have to earn before you think of them as "rich" or "upper class"?
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Excuse me, "earn"? Don't you mean "have"? Most people who are "rich/upper class" inherited their money. That's a fact.
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I mean 'earn' as in 'paycheck' as in 'money people actively give them every year for work performed.' I did not say inheritance.
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Though I'm assuming what is considered a good salary in Australia is different to you in america so may skew those results
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can I just suggest that income doesn't necessarily equate to social class, in many countries 'class' isn't based on income.
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lol these answers are crazy.. 250k? Seems like a very high amount.. Isn't average 50k or so?
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For average person earnin under $30k per year, $150k per year seems like a lot. But 2 earnin good incomes of $60-70k reach that.
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Class is not just defined by income. Class is affected by amount of leisure time and what you do with it.