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I couldn't find anywhere what they mean by 1%. If it's as you say, and an annual income of β¬4500 is enough to be considered as such, then I think it would be quite excessive.
I am a student and I have nothing, and I am richer than 28% of my country because I don't have debt.
If you earn 45000β¬ a year, which in many countries is just a bit above average, then you are richer than 99% of people in the entire world.