Top 10% Income in 🇨🇦 (by age)

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The video likely performed well due to its relatable and aspirational topic of income and financial success, presented in an easily digestible list format. The use of clear on-screen text and a direct comparison to age groups makes the information engaging and encourages viewer interaction through comments and follows for more content.

Summary

The video presents a list of the top 10% income brackets in Canada by age, ranging from 21 to 30 years old. It details the specific income thresholds required to be in the top 10% for each age group, showing a general increase in required income with age.

Structure

1Introduction of the topic: Top 10% income in Canada by age.
2Listing income requirements for ages 21-24.
3Listing income requirements for ages 25-27.
4Listing income requirements for ages 28-30.
5Call to action for viewer engagement and follow-up content.

Call to action

Let me know how you guys feel about this list. Let me know how you compare in the comments below and I'll make a part two. Just follow me for more.

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Top 10% Income in 🇨🇦 (by age) 21: $85,000 22: $85,000 23: $86,700 24: $91,000 25: $95,000 26: $99,300 27: $103,400 28: $107,400 29: $111,000 30: $114,600

Original caption

The top 10% of Canadians make this much money at each age 🇨🇦 How do you compare? #PersonalFinance #finance101 #financetok #money #moneytok

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Transcript

You need to be making this much money to be considered top 10% at your age in Canada. At 21 years old, you need to be making $85,000. At 22, that number stays the same at $85,000. At 23, to be top 10% you need to be making $86,700. And at 24, it's $91,000. At 25, you need to be making $95,000. At 26, just shy of $100,000, you need to be making $99,300. At 27, it's $103,400. At 28, $107,400. At 29, it's $111,000. And at 30, to be considered top 10% you need to be making $114,600. Let me know how you guys feel about this list. Let me know how you compare in the comments below and I'll make a part two. Just follow me for more.