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What? In Germany an income of 80k EUR will put you into the top 10% of all earners, so you will be upper class. Especially on two such incomes.
by MaKey 5y ago
What? In Germany an income of 80k EUR will put you into the top 10% of all earners, so you will be upper class. Especially on two such incomes.
- reader_mode 5y agoYou just prove my point - top 10% is not sky high ? It's what you would expect for a professional in demand. And unless you have savings that income puts you in upper middle class, you can afford a nice lifestyle, but you won't be buying any luxury cars or high end homes. Sky high is at least top 1%. Maybe top 5% in high income areas. In Eastern Europe you begin to approach this at 80k.
- heavyset_go 5y ago> In Germany an income of 80k EUR will put you into the top 10% of all earners, so you will be upper class. Upper middle class maybe. People in the upper class don't need to work.
- MaKey 5y agoNo, upper class if you go by the definition of the German Economic Institute [0]. [0] https://www.iwkoeln.de/en.html https://www.iwkoeln.de/en.html
- max_hammer 5y agoAt 11 years of engineering experience I am getting `66K` annual salary in Berlin. But rent is getting crazy here, a 60 sqm apartment will cost you 1300+ utility.