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Old 04-25-2020, 01:41 AM   #46 (permalink)
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For the one-percenters:
Americans do not have to be extremely wealthy in order to claim a spot among the 1%. A $32,400 annual income will easily place American school teachers, registered nurses, and other modestly-salaried individuals, among the global 1% of earners.

The top 1% of wage earners strictly in the United States must pull in at least $421,926 to make the cut.

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My wife was right at the limit.
Which limit?
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