Yes, there are people making vastly more than $150k, but that doesn’t change the fact that it puts one solidly in the upper quartile.
Yes, there are people making vastly more than $150k, but that doesn’t change the fact that it puts one solidly in the upper quartile.
It's that's "only" middle class, the world is in serious trouble.
It's the loan I took out to pay for my 4 year undergraduate university education in it's entirety.
Is that better?
I was referring to what that salary gets you in terms of standard of living and so on. Cost of living in all of New York, Manhattan especially, is high. $70k doesn't get you very far in Manhattan, especially if you don't have multiple roommates (which you wouldn't if you had a family).
Contrast that to what a family can do with $70k in Cleveland, San Antonio, or Raleigh. It looks closer to what $150k looks like in Manhattan, which is my point.