Getting into the upper class isn’t what it used to be. With living costs soaring and income gaps widening, the bar for financial success keeps moving higher. If you’re wondering what your paycheck would need to be to qualify as “upper-class” status, the answer might surprise you. A recent analysis from GoBankingRates breaks down the minimum salary required in major U.S. cities…
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