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How much savings does a family need to have to live a well-off life?
According to official data, the annual income of a well-off society is1-500,000. With the development and progress of society, the word well-off has gradually evolved into the so-called middle class. According to official statistics, the number of middle-income people in 20 17 has exceeded 400 million. The so-called middle-income people here are those whose annual income is 10000-500000. In fact, this income span is a bit large, with a gap of about 400,000 in the middle. Xiao Pang thinks that the middle value, that is, the annual income of 300,000, should be defined as a well-off level. On average, it is about 30,000 per month.
Now people's consumption concept has changed, so whether they can reach a well-off level remains to be discussed. After all, many friends are used to spending money as soon as they have money. Usually there are not many deposits, so it is difficult to measure whether you are rich or not with deposits. But as far as the current situation is concerned, if they don't have much deposits, they should at least have some fixed assets. Therefore, for friends in first-tier cities, they may have to reach the above level to be called.
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