Oscillation between wealth and poverty

 Perception of wealth and poverty In everyday life, we often had three categories in society in terms of wealth, namely the rich, the middle class and the poor. Of course, the perception or definition of all three classes is very different. We can often define that the middle class is actually sliding into the poor with social policy, because they are not actually entitled to social contributions and are actually the payers of all bills and they also have to provide themselves with accommodation or a home. It also appears that the so-called rich class of society with their perception of their position in society and of course also their lifestyle.

The rich lifestyle is supposed to be free from at least any worries about the daily costs of living. The rich are even supposed to enjoy above-standard services and amenities. However, it is slowly emerging that the rich are not just enjoyers of everyday life without any pressure to survive. Stories of starting from nothing or poverty are common, or even stories of losing property laid out in the cradle or poverty despite being born with a golden spoon for one reason or another. Sometimes the fault lies with their financial capabilities, or even their heads in the clouds, or the illusion of wealth. During the period of social movements or conquests, social expropriations or loss of property due to nationalization or changes in the ruling social classes at the top of the social pyramid also began.

We can also simply conclude that in today's era of social policies, those who created it with their own income and those who acquired it through social, mostly state transfers, or even the expropriation of others live in the same house or on the same level. It is similar with asset managers and government institutions. Some are owners, while others are only managers of foreign assets or managers of state or social assets.

A special problem is thus posed by the perception of wealth and the perception of the poor, and of course the paradox of the perception of property arises. Someone thinks they are rich or pretends to be rich and therefore falls into even greater hopelessness of poverty. Still others do not appreciate all the benefits of poverty or low income or no income and would like even greater benefits of poverty, which already exceed the living standard of the middle class.

The middle class of society is increasingly swaying or oscillating between the cliffs of wealth and poverty and is increasingly wondering if they are not actually slowly being pushed into the social class of the so-called poor. Even middle-class incomes are very quickly not enough if they want to secure a home from their own funds or in the case of expanding their family with children. And I would not mention the new demands of a society with an image of prestigious brands and a prestigious lifestyle as a condition for success in society.