I Don’t Need Therapy I Just Need My Bees Beekeeping shirt

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Depends on where you live, and where you are financially. Do you have student loans? Are you paying down a car? Are you still making mortgage payments? If you can say no to two of those then you should be sitting rather pretty. I would consider myself damn near upper class if I made 130. My 70 a year is okay. Can’t imagine having nearly twice that I live in a farming state. Think Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, Dakotas, etc. this I Don’t Need Therapy I Just Need My Bees Beekeeping shirt In addition,I will do this would be considered middle class here. Not upper mid, that would be more around 200-300K. My husband and I have a family of 4, make about 100K a year currently, and still are awaiting payday most months, but never go without things we need. Before my husband bought a business and we were a family of 3, we made about 115K and weren’t paycheck to paycheck at all. Middle-middle class in most areas. Lower middle class in HCOL (high cost of living) areas (west coast, northeast, etc.)

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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 I Don’t Need Therapy I Just Need My Bees Beekeeping shirt In addition,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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