California's wealth standards have been reset. Do you think a six-figure salary means you're part of the upper class? In California, to be considered wealthy, you need to earn at least $192,668 a year, which is $23,000 higher than the national average.
The most magical thing is: this money might not be enough in San Francisco. A two-bedroom apartment rents for over $4,000 a month, the median home price exceeds a million, and daily expenses are ridiculously high. The same $192,668 can provide a comfortable life in Fresno, but in the Bay Area, you might still be worrying about rent.
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View OriginalThe most magical thing is: this money might not be enough in San Francisco. A two-bedroom apartment rents for over $4,000 a month, the median home price exceeds a million, and daily expenses are ridiculously high. The same $192,668 can provide a comfortable life in Fresno, but in the Bay Area, you might still be worrying about rent.
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