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RE: Is this accurate? Net worth of $1 million to $10 million is considered middle class?
(09-19-2022 12:12 PM)Bronco14 Wrote: To the Left, middle & rich class is anyone who has more than you.
This^^^
It really is that simple.
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RE: Is this accurate? Net worth of $1 million to $10 million is considered middle class?
Re: OP
It depends on age.
A 25-year old with $1 million is top 1%.
But a 65-year old with $1 million is definitely middle class. And can't afford to retire anytime soon, either.
Bear in mind that in 1/3 of the country, owning almost any house puts you more than halfway to $1 million.
Also remember: $1 million in 2022 is the exact same as $800,000 in 2019.
I'd put the upper limit for middle class in 2022 at $2-3 million net worth.
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RE: Is this accurate? Net worth of $1 million to $10 million is considered middle class?
(09-20-2022 09:28 AM)Captain Bearcat Wrote: Re: OP
It depends on age.
A 25-year old with $1 million is top 1%.
But a 65-year old with $1 million is definitely middle class. And can't afford to retire anytime soon, either.
Bear in mind that in 1/3 of the country, owning almost any house puts you more than halfway to $1 million.
Also remember: $1 million in 2022 is the exact same as $800,000 in 2019.
I'd put the upper limit for middle class in 2022 at $2-3 million net worth.
Yes, especially to the bold part and especially if doesn't have a mortgage.
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