According to a new "study":

http://m.bizjournals.com/denver/morn...es.html?r=full

It doesn't say what "comfortably" means but Im curious as to your thoughts on what it takes? Is this just more media push to encourage minimum wage increase, wealth gap, etc? To me, $82,000 sounds a bit high depending on how we're defining comfortable but I also don't have a family yet. Just the wife and 2 dogs.

I define comfortable as a roof over your head, food on the table, bills paid and putting some into savings each month. It doesn't mean fully loaded cable tv, the newest tv/phones/cars/clothes/etc.