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We’re are a family of 5 in New England. 85k a year (I am on medical disability) and are check to check. That said, no one in the Every snack you make every meal you bake every bite you take i’ll be watching cat vintage T-Shirt also I will do this house is wanting for everything. I see 130k for a household of 4 and I start thinking of retirement money and college savings. I would say on the just slightly lower end of middle class in most places. Some places it’s on the higher end. In some places, you would barely be middle class at all. It’s barely middle class in certain cities, but there are places you could live extremely comfortably if you like living away from people and conveniences Where I live in the south 130k per year is upper middle class. You get a really nice house in a gated community, get a nice car, can afford food and etc and other luxuries. I believe in places like NYC or SF is not much, since it is extremely expensive.

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Single income for 4? That’s not enough for what people considered the Every snack you make every meal you bake every bite you take i’ll be watching cat vintage T-Shirt also I will do this norm in the 90s house, cars, college for the kids, retirement. Me, my partner (sons mom) and my son live on about 65k a year from two jobs in Arkansas and STRUGGLE. But are doing better than many around us… My family of 6 growing up lived off of $130k and I always assumed we were middle class. Once I started meeting more people and now that I’m older I would consider us on the “lower end” of middle class for the area (greater NY area) as we didn’t eat out much, have a large house, have college savings, or go on big vacations- but we lived comfortably and it was about average for my small(er) town. Look up median income by state and county. It’s not hard to find that data online. I make a bit above the median income in my very wealthy county and we do okay. I’d say we are at the higher end of middle class at the moment.

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