There's plenty of advice out there to help make your life seem more luxurious to you on a budget. But when it comes to actually feeling rich, Americans say a high annual income is key.
There's plenty of advice out there to help make your life seem more luxurious to you on a budget. But when it comes to actually feeling rich, Americans say a high annual income is key.
When asked how much money they'd need to earn annually in order to feel rich, the majority of Americans said at least $200,000, according to theMany set their sights even higher. An annual income of $1 million or more was the most popular answer, with 22% of respondents saying they need to rake in seven figures to feel rich.Sign up for NECN newsletters.Consumers broadly agree across age groups and racial demographics on the salary necessary to feel rich.
How much money you bring in right now, however, appears most likely to change your perception of how much it will take to feel wealthy.
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