A Gallup asked the Americans “Who much do you need to fell rich?” And the outcome is $150,000, or $1 million in net worth, savings in cash, real estate, or other investments is a bit higher than what the median annual income of $50,000 per year to the past few years the question about who’s “rich” in the United States has been frequently discussed as the nation’s policymakers debate income-tax and deficit-reduction policies in during the Occupy Wall Street protests the attention has been focused on the wealthiest 1% of the Americans.
This poll made by Gallup, Nov 28 Dec 1 2011, suggests Americans would need quite a bit less than what the wealthiest 1% earn to consider themselves rich for the annual income in the United States is a little bit higher now than it was in 2003 when Gallup asked the American citizens last time in the median was to consider themselves rich was $120,000 and now it’s $150,000.
The US median annual household income is roughly $50,000 per year poll shows that people below this level need to earn $100,000 or more to think of themselves as rich at or above the level consider $200,000 as the limit and this expands to $250,000 among those well above the US median income to this poll Gallup also finds higher estimates of annual income needed to be rich among men, $150,000, than among women, $100,000 are also higher for younger (18-49 years of age), $160,000 vs. older Americans (age 50 or older) $100,000.
This poll made by Gallup, Nov 28 Dec 1 2011, suggests Americans would need quite a bit less than what the wealthiest 1% earn to consider themselves rich for the annual income in the United States is a little bit higher now than it was in 2003 when Gallup asked the American citizens last time in the median was to consider themselves rich was $120,000 and now it’s $150,000.
The US median annual household income is roughly $50,000 per year poll shows that people below this level need to earn $100,000 or more to think of themselves as rich at or above the level consider $200,000 as the limit and this expands to $250,000 among those well above the US median income to this poll Gallup also finds higher estimates of annual income needed to be rich among men, $150,000, than among women, $100,000 are also higher for younger (18-49 years of age), $160,000 vs. older Americans (age 50 or older) $100,000.
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