This is the salary it takes to be considered rich in every state
Feel good beating the income needed in california by working in tech But do you agree with these numbers https://www.cnbc.com/2024/04/26/the-salary-it-takes-to-be-considered-rich-in-every-state.html?__source=iosappshare%7Ccom.apple.UIKit.activity.CopyToPasteboard #salarycomparison #compensation # money
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You can’t disagree with statistics lol. If they say you need that much salary to be in top 5%, that’s how much you need. If you _feel_ rich with that salary- that’s another question
1. Just link the source: https://www.gobankingrates.com/money/wealth/how-much-definition-of-rich-has-changed-in-every-state/ 2. Average income is LOL, especially as you narrow the window for top n% as the outliers make up a larger and larger proportion of the data The bls doesn't expose median on a percentile level which is dumb imo, if they have the raw (anonymized) data though we could diy but I doubt it
average income of the top 5% is a bad measure but I agree with the results
Right, it should be median 5%
Prolly knocking 100k off those #’s would still feel rich, esp after taxes
LOL you cannot become rich from salary unless you’re getting 10M+/yr which is pretty much impossible. Even if you make 1M/yr, you'll be lucky to save a measly few hundred k per year after taxes and expenses. when are you gonna become "rich" at that rate 😂
What is rich?
You are rich if you can spend lavishly without any worries. At least 50M
You know the data is legit when Connecticut top 5% is higher than California top 5%. 🤡
Bro go back to your hole you fat fingered slob
Someone’s mad
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