You certainly know the catchphrase “Inshallah, lots of gold!”, don't you? In Brazil, there is a small portion of the population that can really be considered wealthy. In this sense, today we will tell you how much do you need to earn to be rich, according to information from studies.
Continue reading and find out what level you need to reach to be considered a rich person.
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How much do you need to earn to be considered a rich person?
According to the analysis contained in a report by L'Observatoire des Inégalités, a French organization, it is necessary to earn 3,673 euros a month for a person to be considered rich.
The number came from an analysis based on the reality of singles in the European country. Thus, it was observed that 4.5 million French people have an income equal to or greater than the determined value, that is, 6% of the population. Thus, bringing to Brazilian numbers, the value would correspond to a monthly income of
BRL 19.9 thousand.Profile of the richest in France
Currently, the richest people in France — in terms of income — are slightly older than the rest of the population (they have average age of 57), no longer have children at home, have their own residences and hold managerial positions in their place of residence. work.
Some other interesting data are: approximately 70% of these people are over 50 and are the majority, as previously mentioned, while 39% are retired. As for where they live, 28% live in Paris or nearby. The purpose of the study was to inform and encourage discussion about the quality of life of individuals in the face of poverty and social inequality in the country.
And the rich in Brazil, who are they?
Brazil is a country marked by social inequality and the vast majority of the population survives on a minimum wage. On the other hand, an extremely small portion holds great wealth. These people are mostly white, something that is important to point out.
According to the 2019 National Household Sample Survey (PNAD), which was a survey carried out by the Instituto Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE), the richest 1% in Brazil had a monthly income of at least BRL 28,659 per month.