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Meet the millennial 1%. So how much do you need to earn to call yourself a millennial 1%er? Based on income alone, if you're under 35, you're a "top 1%" earner if your household earns more than $225,000. Something to #strive for, I suppose. My friend Nick wrote a great piece on Of Dollars & Data, so please enjoy this chart he labored over that shows top percentile earnings by age range: Age Range, Top 10%, Top 5%, Top 1% 20-24, $71,268, $86,540, $149,663 25-29, $105,884, $134,392, $205,660 30-34, $146,609, $175,116, $254,529 35-39, $185,297, $247,403, $430,664 40-44, $238,240, $326,816, $767,661 45-49, $275,503, $383,830, $1,121,560 50-54, $240,276, $430,664, $1,425,365 55-59, $271,837, $458,153, $1,201,379 60-64, $219,913, $399,102, $1,150,473 65-69, $196,497, $259,684, $1,099,567 70-74, $167,080, $239,840, $961,960 If you're between the age of 25 and 29 and your household makes $205,660, welcome to the 1%! Comment down below where you fall.