Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:As a family of five in DC with a HHI of about exactly $250k, I 100% agree. Honestly, we could really feel the difference in moving Fromm about $225k to about $250k - I think around here that’s about the tipping point from UMC to… well upper class has implications beyond income, so let’s say “well off.”
This. My husband explained it like this: If you need 200k just to pay all bills, etc and your income goes from $225k to 250k, then your discretionary income essentially doubled. (25k to 50k) which is why you feel it so much.
Anonymous wrote:As a family of five in DC with a HHI of about exactly $250k, I 100% agree. Honestly, we could really feel the difference in moving Fromm about $225k to about $250k - I think around here that’s about the tipping point from UMC to… well upper class has implications beyond income, so let’s say “well off.”
Anonymous wrote:In the country as a whole middle class isn't very high life. The lower threshold for MC in Arlington is around $90k. 2/3 the median income.
MC is having a budget, juggling payments, maybe some college.
Anonymous wrote:In the country as a whole middle class isn't very high life. The lower threshold for MC in Arlington is around $90k. 2/3 the median income.
MC is having a budget, juggling payments, maybe some college.
Anonymous wrote:What is sadder are all the DC area people in households that have a $400k annual income who claim to be just middle class and struggling to get by. So. Out. Of. Touch.