
When you’re in your 20s, “upper class” can sound like something meant for tech founders, trust-fund kids, or people who somehow already own property and a Dyson.
But there is an actual number attached to that label — and it might surprise you.

When you’re in your 20s, “upper class” can sound like something meant for tech founders, trust-fund kids, or people who somehow already own property and a Dyson.
But there is an actual number attached to that label — and it might surprise you.