What kind of income do you need to be in the top 10 % in your country?

Germany
Appearently almost exactly 100k € a year

where does NEET stand in thsi

>>213074557
No taxable income therefore not included

>>213074433 (OP)
looks like a pride flag

>>213074884
I didnt make the graphic

>>213074433 (OP)
Monthly 2152 € net or 3066 € brutto

>>213074433 (OP)
96.408,00 reais per year
Or
17.474,81 dollars per year

I just realised I'm in the 10%, but I feel poor

>>213074433 (OP)
I only found the top quantile (so top 20%) which is 4k usd a month
but usd is very weak now

>>213074557
lumpenproletariat

>>213076556
i would not really trust the statistics office of this country btw

>>213076556
Pre tax or post tax?
>>213076443
That's because you're comparing yourself to firsties.
>>213076373
Seems low

>>213076710
pre ofc

>>213076710
>Seems low
Because it is. Being a 10% earner is still low even by our standards. Only people who are maybe 1% to 5% can be considered wealthy. 3000 € net is a solid salary, 4000 € is very nice and wealthy. A lot of tourism is run as "black market" though, no taxes, just cash, and it doesn't enter any official data.

dfw geringverdiener monatsinkommen

>>213074433 (OP)
9th decile is $2901/week, so $150k.
https://www.bls.gov/news.release/wkyeng.t05.htm