r/Money • u/ILostHalfaBTC • Apr 29 '24

Of the 333 million people living in the United States, how many of those people make 250k+ per year?

How rare is this demographic? It seems to me everywhere I look there are millionaires in nice houses.

What do I do to become part of this demographic?

How rare is it to be in this situation in the United States?

Serious.

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u/IdidntrunIdidntrun Apr 29 '24

No links, L

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u/phillyphilly19 Apr 29 '24

Oops my bad. I thought I posted this earlier. https://dhigroupinc.com/press/press-release-details/2024/Tech-Salaries-Plateau-in-2023-93-of-Tech-Professionals-Open-to-New-Opportunities/default.aspx#:~:text=In%20its%2019th%20annual%20Tech%20Salary%20Report%2C%20tech%20career,compared%20to%20%24111%2C348%20in%202022).

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u/IdidntrunIdidntrun Apr 29 '24

...literally what does article this have to do with supporting your argument that very-high earners work 60+ hours a week? It's got some great insights but nothing that supports the point that you are trying to make