Really 80k middle class? I'm learning that my definition and a lot of board

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Jan 18, 2019
7:37:19pm

BYUFootballisBack All-American

Members definition of comfortable is very different...

100k is a lot of money

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How much does a family with 4 kids in Utah need to make to be considered

itsuptoyou

1/18/19 7:30pm

80k makes you middle class but 6 figures makes you comfortable.

Pimpin4Paradise

1/18/19 7:31pm

Really 80k middle class? I'm learning that my definition and a lot of board

BYUFootballisBack

1/18/19 7:37pm

I think he means upper middle class

Mayor of Cougartown

1/18/19 7:39pm

Upper middle class? Hardly

YIsForBrigham

1/18/19 7:43pm

$60k

WDaddy

1/18/19 7:32pm

$100k

LaVellIfIKnow

1/18/19 7:33pm

That would be about the top 30%. While there is no real definition of "middle class"

Clark Addison

1/18/19 7:40pm

70K-115K depending on how you live. Upper middle class

CougaRR4L

1/18/19 9:35pm

Better question is how much do they need to spend.

Baron

1/18/19 7:33pm

$68K is median household income in Utah

Jesse Pinkman

1/18/19 7:36pm

Median household income in Utah is about $63K

Clark Addison

1/18/19 7:37pm

Income doesn't mean much without knowing debt (or monthly debt payments)

byubyu

1/18/19 7:43pm

Didn't CB say middle class in Utah is like $120k-$250k?

TNT

1/18/19 7:43pm

50k for middle class. More Comfortable at 80k

runnincoug

1/19/19 1:43am

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