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The actual numbers behind these classifications could completely shift your perspective on your financial standing.

Crunching 2022 historical data, Pew therefore concluded that a middle-class income is therefore anywhere from $56,600 to $169,800.

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During that time, 70% of Americans became poorer.” The “rich get richer” as the old saying goes and the gap between rich and the number of poor widens every day.

You can have a millionaire’s paycheck and still be living with a middle-class mindset. It all depends on the order in which you spend. Let me explain.

This general thinking jives with the face behind Minority Mindset, Jaspreet Singh, who indicated there are real differences between how the poor, the middle class and the rich spend their income.

Experts explain how boomers can determine where they fall between poor, middle class, upper middle class and rich. Earning passive income doesn't need to be difficult. You can start this week.

It’s normal to want to compare yourself to others, but if you’re single in America, it’s not always straightforward to say whether you’re poor, middle class, upper-middle class, or rich.