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cjonesfan921 · 03-24-2009, 07:32 PM

Alright, we each probably have different opinions on what's rich. It doesn't have a clear definition. To me, it's when you don't have to worry about any "normal" bills. Obviously some people are extremely materialistic and rich for them is different. My question is, an average family household, what would you consider to be rich, as far as income?

I ask this because got into a debate with friends at school. I say 100K a year is rich. They claim, not even close. I think that's absurd. They said something along the lines of 250K.

I looked at statistics, and only 20% of households make over 97K a year. Also, only 7% of people make over 97K a year.

Just interested in hearing other opinions.

03-24-2009, 07:32 PM	#1
cjonesfan921 UGH, next year OVR: 28 Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 20,015 Blog Entries: 1	What do you consider "rich"? Alright, we each probably have different opinions on what's rich. It doesn't have a clear definition. To me, it's when you don't have to worry about any "normal" bills. Obviously some people are extremely materialistic and rich for them is different. My question is, an average family household, what would you consider to be rich, as far as income? I ask this because got into a debate with friends at school. I say 100K a year is rich. They claim, not even close. I think that's absurd. They said something along the lines of 250K. I looked at statistics, and only 20% of households make over 97K a year. Also, only 7% of people make over 97K a year. Just interested in hearing other opinions.