NY Times interactive: Are you rich?

[re'up]

Are You Rich? This Income-Rank Quiz Might Change How You See Yourself

Since we are on the subject of healthcare, medicare for all, taxes on middle class. I saw this a few minutes ago, and thought to post.

 

[DEAD7]

Interactive class warfare

 

[dora_da_destroyer]

Made top 20% of households, top 10% of individual income in the Bay.

I need a husband

 

[Insensitive]

Top 20% in the Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim, California Area

More than a lot of brehs in my age group and geographic area.
Not rich but I'm on my way

 

[Spatial Paradox]

Figured I wasn't "rich" by my own standards, but I'm in the top 15% and just a promotion/job change away from the top 10% (or maybe even 5%) in the NY metro area of all places. I'm not nearly as far from it as I thought.

The average person in my age group though

No wonder everyone and their mother has roommates

 

[Reality]

Top 5%. Don't feel like it though

 

[phcitywarrior]

60th percentile in DC...we gotta start somewhere

 

[88m3]

It's interesting how my individual vs household income really changes the perspective... I'm also relatively young so I guess there's that as well

NY is cluster fukk of wealth inequality but it always has been /

 

[ORDER_66]

Am I rich????

 

[wtfyomom]

i chose top 1 percent as what I thought of as rich so I wasnt considered rich. i was in 75th percentile

 

[Fillerguy]

Made top 20% of households, top 10% of individual income in the Bay.

I need a husband

I need a sponsor

 

[No1]

Made top 20% of households, top 10% of individual income in the Bay.

I need a husband

Come to NYC. Can you twerk while balancing finances? Very pertinent question

 

[mastermind]

Made top 20% of households, top 10% of individual income in the Bay.

I need a husband

I cook and clean.

 

[EndDomination]

I'm in the 95th percentile; but I used my hourly wage, and I only work this job 1/4th of the year until I graduate
The legal field is a joke

 

[analog]

No Canadian option, but I'd be in the top 20% (individual income) in the New York metro area after conversion