yeah i dno about that. again, are we talking individual or household income? even if its household income, that would go quite far in either of those areas. while not universal, a typical rule of thumb is spending about 30% of monthly income on housing costs. 300k annual income leaves you with about 7k per month to go towards that. ballpark figures on a 30 year mortgage says you can get 1.5 million dollars of house on that income. i dont care where you live, that person is going to be just fine. if you're earning in the 96th percentile and aren't living comfortably, you're doing something very wrong imo
would depend on where you live. if you can buy a home and aren't living paycheck to paycheck i'd call that comfortable. comfortable doesnt mean lavish, of course
i mean, i preferred warren to sanders for almost the duration of this campaign season. its really been the last month or so that i've "defected" since she started to fall flat in the polls. i'd still be thrilled if warren got the nom. i'd consider it a win if either got the nod. i gave to warren's campaign before anybody elses, starting contributing to bernie more recently because he looks much more likely to come away with it between the two