What is the lowest annual income that a single person could earn where you live for you to consider them to be rich?

What is the lowest annual income that a single person could earn where you live for you to consider them to be rich? Published on November 13, 2024 → Survey conducted on November 13, 2024 on 3686 U.S. adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Race

Around $50,000 or less

11%

Around $75,000

Around $100,000

13%

Around $200,000

16%

Around $300,000

10%

Around $400,000

Around $500,000

Around $600,000

Around $800,000

Around $1,000,000 or more

Not sure

17%

Around $50,000 or less

11%

Around $75,000

Around $100,000

13%

Around $200,000

16%

Around $300,000

10%

Around $400,000

Around $500,000

Around $600,000

Around $800,000

Around $1,000,000 or more

Not sure

17%

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