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Would it be safe to say if someone has 1 million net worth, they are still lower class?
Because if you have 1m, it would assume your house is worth $300k and 300k homes are what lower class people live in.
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>>62542635
If you weren't part of the top 10% in 2025, you're lower class
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>>62542635
$1m today is equivalent to $500k in 2019, or $200k in 2005. Were people with $200k considered rich in 2005? No.
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>>62542635
Jobs displaced= 0
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>>62542635
>>62542647
>less than 1 million
Lower class
>1-4 million
Middle class
>5-9 million
Upper middle class
>10+ million
Upper class
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>>62542635
Gen Z is turning 30 and owns nothing. Maybe steam games
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>>62542716
they are the golem slave class
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>>62542716
Ikr. And no jobs too.



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