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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here i appreciate all the women honest opinions.i hear some women say they could careless about how much a guy makes long as he is good to them overall and i wondered how true that statement was to majority of women.[/quote] Also OP this board is full of a lot of petty, spoiled people who think a HHI of 400K is "middle class" ... It may be representative of DC but it isn't representative of the world at large. [/quote] Quite right. To put it in perspective: Where do you stack up? -If you make more than $10,000, you earn more than 24.2% of Americans, or 37 million people. -If you make more than $15,000 (roughly the annual salary of a minimum-wage employee working 40 hours per week), you earn more than 32.2% of Americans. -If you make more than $30,000, you earn more than 53.2% of Americans. -If you make more than $50,000, you earn more than 73.4% of Americans. -If you make more than $100,000, you earn more than 92.6% of Americans. -You are officially in the top 1% of American wage earners if you earn more than $250,000. -The 894 people that earn more than $20 million make more than 99.99989% of Americans, and are compensated a cumulative $37,009,979,568 per year. *Based on the 153.6 million American wage-earners, as defined by the Social Security Administration (2013).[/quote]
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