INSIDE STORY: With income upwards of $150,000 a year before taxes, a family in the United States should be able to live a comfortable middle-class life. But for Rachel and her husband, a religious Jewish couple in New Jersey with three children, it’s barely enough to scrape by. | Collector

INSIDE STORY: With income upwards of $150,000 a year before taxes, a family in the United States should be able to live a comfortable middle-class life. But for Rachel and her husband, a religious Jewish couple in New Jersey with three children, it’s barely enough to scrape by.

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INSIDE STORY: With income upwards of $150,000 a year before taxes, a family in the United States should be able to live a comfortable middle-class life. But for Rachel and her husband, a religious Jewish couple in New Jersey with three children, it’s barely enough to scrape by.

INSIDE STORY: With income upwards of $150,000 a year before taxes, a family in the United States should be able to live a comfortable middle-class life. But for Rachel and her husband, a religious Jewish couple in New Jersey with three children, it’s barely enough to scrape by.

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