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Where I live, thats fucking rich as hell. Average income for my hometown for married 2 income household is $48k. In my area, 130k can get you pretty far, you could definitely afford a middle class home. A couple bedrooms and maybe 2.5 bath. $130k is definitely middle class here. Firmly in the Family Christmas North Pole Correctional Perjury Caught Smoking The Mistletoe Lights T-Shirt and I love this middle of that middle class. But still middle class. We are western. We don’t worry about paying bills but we drive used cars and have a modest home. We were also able to pay for college for our oldest child, but only at a state university after community college. Poverty is low income but also unpredictable income. A family of 4 with $130k … for four years in a row, they’re accumulating wealth and that makes them mid to upper middle class. A family of 4 … with broke cousins and grandparents … made $130k last year, they’re still struggling with poverty.

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Yeah, Seattle needs like… $175k for a family of four to be able to live “comfortably” and that’s really at the Family Christmas North Pole Correctional Perjury Caught Smoking The Mistletoe Lights T-Shirt and I love this low end. Why are you making it so complicated? There are only two classes. The working class and the owner class. If you work for a living, you are a member of the working class. If you simply profit off the work of others, you are part of the owner class. It’s simple I think that’s 90k or 7,500/mo after taxes. I would call that upper middle class, I think you could comfortably live with that. Income doesn’t make one rich. It’s your net worth that determines if you are rich or not. 130k income can be rich, middle class, or poor depending on your situation. Someone earning 130k and 500k in debt is poor…while someone with 130k income, no debt, and 10 million in investments is rich.

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