What It Takes to Join the Top 1%



In Monaco, you need to make $12 million to be in the top 1%. Romaine Bostick and Vonnie Quinn look at what it takes in other countries.

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15 thoughts on “What It Takes to Join the Top 1%”

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  3. Too be honest, being the 1% is extremely lonely, most of the people around u are not so u not gonna have many friends. Unless u keep it quiet but then u are no different from the top 10%. Get it…

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  4. Is this individual net worth? Because according to IRS, ~ 1.4M households are worth $11M or more (1%). If so it’d suggest in most these households, each spouse is independently wealthy.

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  5. Actually, it's not a very fair comparison to compare countries like Malaysia, US, China with city states like Monaco, Singapore or Hong Kong. For example, top 1% in capital city of Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur is probably at least US$2mil or top 1% in New York could have been US$10mil. It should compare cities, more accurate.

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