Have you ever wondered where the country’s wealthiest postcodes are?
Well I’ll tell you the answer, based on recently released ATO tax statistics for 2016 and 2017 as reported in Yahoo Finance.
You will also be able to see where you fit in with the top 10 highest paying paying jobs.
Richest postcodes
While for the last seven years the Darling Point and Edgecliff area of Sydney (2027) was previously the suburb with the highest average taxable income in Australia, residents in the New South Wales district of Palm Beach took out the top spot.
The top 10 jobs
The top ten highest-earning occupations have also been revealed by the Australian Taxation Office (ATO), and five of them are in the medical or health industry.
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'These are the richest postcodes in Australia [infographic]' have 1 comment
April 22, 2019 kada
Soon we will have to redefine rich. Living on the coast won’t be for the rich. The houses will be abandoned as sea levels rise and freakish weather events occur. Insurance companies have already said that they will no longer insure coastal properties from 2020. They are doing more investigation of the impact of climate change than most other industries and taking protective action for themselves. Rich will mean having clean air, flowing water, safety, avoiding extremes of temperature, access to fresh food ie back to the basic of survival. It won’t mean having a view of the ocean, that’s for sure.