What does it really mean to be 'upper class'? Is it about luxury homes, expensive cars and designer handbags, or simply earning a high income? The answer depends on who you ask.
The survey has uncovered how generations differ in their idea of what income puts someone in the upper class.
The study asked around 1,000 Americans, aged 18 and above, what annual salary they associate with upper-class status, and the results reveal a generational gap in financial perception.
BOOMERS AIM HIGHER FOR UPPER CLASS
Baby Boomers, those aged roughly 60
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