What's rich?

jamesd

Since I needed it elsewhere, here are the cumulative totals.

At least half a million a year seems like a reasonably well accepted definition of rich, getting the support of 83% of MSE poll takers.

You're in a minority here if you think it takes less than 100,000. Even at a million a year one poll taker in twenty doesn't think you're rich:

• A. £20,000/year 1% - (70 Votes) cumulative 1%
• B. £40,000/year 4.5% - (307 Votes) cumulative 5.5%
• C. £60,000/year 10% - (668 Votes) cumulative 15.5%
• D. £100,000/year 27.5% - (1842 Votes) cumulative 43%
• E. £200,000/year 18.9% - (1263 Votes) cumulative 62.9%
• F. £500,000/year 21.4% - (1431 Votes) cumulative 83.3%
• G. £1,000,000/year 11.1% - (743 Votes) cumulative 94.4%
• H. £5,000,000/year 5.2% - (353 Votes)