
Updated definition of rich - now top 5% asset holder (i.e. 4.8m household net wealth for 65+)
Our previous definition was 3m in usable assets including super, excluding the home. This was just a line in the sand that "felt about right". Turns it it was pretty close to the top 5% asset holders for 65+ (total net wealth of 4.8m - home equity of 2m).
So now we will use the top 5% asset holders as our definition of rich going forward.
We can now say this community is to help those top 10% earners eventually become those top 5% asset owners. Or anyone who aspires to be in any of these categories.
Link to PDF and link to article.
What does being rich mean to you?
Obviously there is more to it than a number in spreadsheet, but it's hard to instill this in the 500 character limit we have in reddit to define this community.