Is the title here incorrect? From the article: Our combined income exceeds the $250,000 threshold for the super rich (but not by that much), and the president

Is the title here incorrect? From the article: Our combined income exceeds the $250,000 threshold for the super rich (but not by that much), and the president plans on raising my taxes. As for the author's premise, it all depends on what you're willing to put up with. I have a rusting 25 year old car and a dead front lawn (no gardeners, scarce water, no time to landscape myself). There are likely people who disdain this, and I posit the author may be one of them. But I have a family of six in an expensive area for well under half of the money he describes. To the people with plenty of money, gardeners and private school are simply part of the cost of doing business; non-negotiable. But they remain optional, just as my choices of four kids an an expensive area are also up to me. There are others who would call me wealthy with my spending of money on such things. And they are right, in their way.