Well, hey you guys, so I recently came across an article from Yahoo Finance that shared the signs that you may have upgraded out of middle class.

So it got me thinking about how often I see people, especially on the Ramsey show or on social media,

who aren't just staying in their lane, so to speak.

And the truth is, it goes, you know, both ways, right?

Some people have harder times, some people are thriving.

So I see people who are making a lower income

and managing their money so well that they're actually

building wealth and they're becoming better off financially than those who may be

making you know a larger income but they're completely out of control and they're in debt and they're living

paycheck to paycheck. So today I want to dig into this topic and react to this article's

definition of middle class and later I'll share my tips for acting like you're in the upper class,

even if you make below an average income and trust me, it is possible.

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All right, first, what is considered middle class

these days?

Well, Pew Research Center defines middle class

as having an income that is two-thirds to double the national median income.

And according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the median annual income is just over $59,000.

Judging by this formula and salary level,

if you earn less than $39,505,

you're considered a lower income household.

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