How rich are you according to Trust for London's new study? Take our quiz to find out
How rich are you according to Trust for London's new study? Take our quiz to find out
What are your living arrangements?
Could you afford to pay for domestic services such as a window cleaner?
Can you afford to eat out at a £15-£20 (per person) restaurant every week?
When you go out for a meal, what do you look at on the menu first?
Do you save money?
Do you have private banking and a wealth manager?
Can you afford to pay for formal childcare?
Do you have an additional/spare car?
Do you go on an annual skiing trip?
Do you have a home entertainment subscription (e.g. Netflix or Amazon Prime)?
How much would you spend on a bottle of wine in a weekly shop?
Do you have a gardener, dog walker, chef or some kind of security service?
Do you have a publicist or someone to deal with your public relations?
Do you buy the majority of your household shopping from Waitrose and/or Marks and Spencer?
You're super rich
You're super rich
You own multiple houses outright (without a mortgage) in many countries, to the point where you don't really go ‘on holiday’ per se, but choose to spend your time in your homes around the world
You're wealthy
You're wealthy
You own a larger home with ‘more bedrooms than you need’ and can afford an additional or spare car. You take ‘at least’ 5 holidays a year, and at least one of these is an annual skiing trip.
You're (securely) comfortable
You're (securely) comfortable
You own a home with a mortgage and can afford to pay for formal childcare. While you do most of your shopping at high-street retailers, you also have some luxury goods, e.g. ‘designer handbags’ or hand crafted artisan items.
You're surviving comfortably
You're surviving comfortably
Your weekly shopping is done at a major supermarket and you spend roughly £10 on an average bottle of wine. You can also afford to eat out a restaurant with main courses priced at £15-£20 every week. You have a home entertainment subscription (such as Netflix or Amazon Prime).
You're part of the the Minimum Income Standard
You're part of the the Minimum Income Standard
You only eat out on special occasions. Your household shopping is done at Tesco, mostly Tesco’s own range for groceries and the majority of your furniture comes from Argos. You have access to freeview channels but not subscription entertainment packages and you have a one week self-catering UK holiday per year.
What are your living arrangements?