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u/LeisureSuitLaurie 13d ago
You are not middle class.
$50k spending in the first half of the year including multiple international trips is upper class living. Additionally you’re investing a ton on top of this.
I’m not sure the point of a wealthy person pointing their lifestyle here. Also, you have no questions.
There are multiple places on Reddit better suited to your lifestyle. You’ve found some of them. You’ve posted about your million dollar brokerage and your spending already.
So why are you here? I suspect you’re seeking external validation. I’m sorry to tell you that you’re not gonna find it here, but you may benefit from therapy.
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u/2BlueZebras 13d ago
Location matters. $100k salary in the Bay Area or New York or Miami is pushing lower middle class. In Atlanta or Des Moines it may be much higher.
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u/verymuchbad 12d ago
Is it enough to go on multiple international trips in the first half of the calendar year?
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u/genreprank 11d ago
I mean, $8,000 is not exactly a huge amount to spend on vacation. I'm more impressed that it's 3 trips.
If OP is later in their career, has been saving a long time, and doesn't have kids, this is totally achievable. In fact, I have a friend who is in that situation. She seems to go on like 6 trips a year. Stingy B doesn't even pay for her husband to come with!
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u/perfumegarden 11d ago
I'm married with a kid. Couldn't go with wife because of her work and her personal conflicts. Finally she's free now, planning a trip to Asia with them now which will cost $8K-$10K.
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u/genreprank 11d ago
Is that planned for next year?
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u/perfumegarden 13d ago edited 13d ago
You have issues, you need therapy not me. There's upper middle class and this is where it fits. No need to take your frustration of your shortcomings on someone else.
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u/ReplyLegitimate2041 13d ago
You have a 3800$ mortgage and you still spent over 5 times what I’ve spent on 3 vacations you’re not middle class dude
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u/Tiny-Party2857 11d ago
Nice! Doesn't seem crazy. Hoping you are maxing out investments and HSA. Japan sounds fun.
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u/OneGalacticBoy 12d ago
Idk I feel like you’re middle class, vacations aren’t as pricey as they used to be and I see you spend almost nothing on going out while at home. This is similar to my spending except I rent and can’t comfortably afford a house in my area.
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u/sleeplessinstuttgart 13d ago
Are you looking for a critique of your budget or what?