Am I Middle Class?
Find out where your income sits in Australia — lower, middle or upper — using the OECD's 75%–200%-of-median definition, and how you compare to the typical Australian.
Last verified: 5 May 2026What income is middle class in Australia?
The OECD calls 75%–200% of the median middle income. With a median personal income around $61,966, that's roughly $46,000 to $124,000. Below is lower income; well above is high income. Source: ABS.
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