$60000
Your income is in the top 19.2%.
National Picture
In 2010, the average after-tax income in Canada for the bottom 20% of family units (after-tax income of $24,300 or less) was $14,600, and for the top 20% (after-tax income of $89,300 or more) was $135,500. The difference between these two groups has increased in recent years.
The median value of assets owned by Canadian families climbed from $184,622 in 1999 to $229,930 in 2005. The median debt also rose over this period, but by a smaller amount, rising from $32,257 in 1999 to $44,500 in 2005. The median net worth of Canadian families reached $148,350, an increase of 23.2% over 1999. Most of the growth was driven by a higher market value for real estate, as well as an increase in the number of homeowners.
Your income is in the top 19.2%.
National Picture
In 2010, the average after-tax income in Canada for the bottom 20% of family units (after-tax income of $24,300 or less) was $14,600, and for the top 20% (after-tax income of $89,300 or more) was $135,500. The difference between these two groups has increased in recent years.
The median value of assets owned by Canadian families climbed from $184,622 in 1999 to $229,930 in 2005. The median debt also rose over this period, but by a smaller amount, rising from $32,257 in 1999 to $44,500 in 2005. The median net worth of Canadian families reached $148,350, an increase of 23.2% over 1999. Most of the growth was driven by a higher market value for real estate, as well as an increase in the number of homeowners.