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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]“Pew defines “middle class” as a person earning between two-thirds and twice the median American household income, which in 2019 was $68,703, according to the United States Census Bureau.” That puts middle class between $137,406 and $45,343. Most people posting here are NOT middle class. Get out of your clueless and entitled bubble.[/quote] But cost of living matters too. Someone making $137,000 living in Dayton Ohio is going to be living a LOT nicer than someone making $137,000 living in DC. Family size too. A family of 3 (two parents and one kid) will live a lot better on $137,000 than a family of 7 (single parent and six kids.)[/quote] I think the scale might account for cost of living. The $137k would be middle class for the more expensive areas. That's about what we make.[/quote] Right. PP seems to think that middle class lifestyle is more than what it actually is. I was middle class as a single mom (making $80k when I got married), even in DC. We didn't have much extra but we had what we needed and had a little left for fun stuff. Now I'm UMC because I married someone who makes a little bit more than I do, and we're very comfortable.[/quote]
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