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Old 23-07-2019, 12:34   #849
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Re: Leadership who is the next PM?

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Originally Posted by tweetiepooh View Post
I'd guess that middle class means different things in different parts of the country or world. I earn above that average but would still count myself as middle-class. Methinks class or perception of it has less to do with income than some societal thinking. I once read that if you own a microwave you are in the top 10% wealthiest in the world.

I would say that below £80k would fit nicely to middle-income. And it's middle income that are normally hit most with taxes. Rich enough to have to pay them, poor enough not to be able to afford to avoid.
It's not about what you earn it's what Tea you drink that decides your class and position in society.


I own 3 microwaves,i'm not rich cos i spent all my money on microwave ovens.
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