ANALYSIS: We like to think of Australia as a classless land — but it's more complicated
More than a third of Australians feel judged for their wealth , the nationally representativeBut only 8 per cent of us"strongly" agreed that others were casting judgment on their cash flow.
Status anxiety peaks in middle age, and is considerably higher among non-white Australians, particularly those who've settled in Australia in the past 10 years.Probably all of that and then some.We may not judge, but we notice Snort at the multi-million-dollar salaries of CEOs, you're making a judgement that it's not deserved.
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