Wealthy/poor

The United States is split into three major parts, lower class, middle class, and upper-class. There is the lower class which consists of a yearly salary of twenty three thousand dollars for a household of four, the middle class which consists of a salary between thirty two thousand and sixty thousand dollars a year, and the upper class which earns a salary of more than two hundred fifty thousand dollars yearly. There are thirteen percent in the category of lower class living in the United States today. The wealthy should help the poor families get back on their feet by providing them with an education. If low-income families have the opportunity to receive an education, a lower class would no longer exist. Everybody would benefit by this change that education would make. The wealthy stay wealthy, and the poor better equipped to get a job and earn a salary to support their family. The rich should help the poor by providing them with the opportunity to have an education.

The wealthy should offer the poor and low income families education in place of just aimlessly writing out checks. Many may not realize that the richest one percent of the country owns forty percent of everything developed. So much money is earned by this higher upper class yearly, that it is nearly impossible to spend all of the money they make. When the high upper class start to provide the uneducated people with an education, they can then later hire them to work in their corporations. Once the unfortunately poor people have bettered their working and financial skills, they can help to better the United States economy. When given money, many homeless or less fortunate people may panic and waste it on little things because they haven’t gained the knowledge of finance. When the United States population then are all educated, everyone will better have the ability to maintain a job and there will be room to create new and improved technologies and businesses. Another way the wealthy could