These numbers assume the game is set in the late 20th/early 21st centuries in the United States. Roll 1d100 this can not be chosen as other statistics can be.

01-05.Poor - $1,200

06-21.Struggling - $3,000

21-81. Average - $6,000

82-94.Comfortable - $12,000

95-96. Wealthy - $30,000

97. Very Wealthy - $120,000

98. Exceedingly Wealthy - $600,000

99. Monumentally Wealthy - $1,200,000

100. Insanely Wealthy - $7,800,000

100 (twice in a row)Unbelievably Wealthy - $5,000,000,000

For those who are bad with numbers: Poor is one thousand two hundred; Struggling is three thousand; Average is six thousand; Comfortable is twelve thousand; Wealthy is thirty thousand; Very Wealthy is one-hundred and twenty thousand; Exceedingly Wealthy is six-hundred thousand; Monumentally Wealthy is one million two-hundred thousand; Insanely Wealthy is seven million eight-hundred thousand and finally, Unvelievably Wealthy is five billion* dollars.

In addition, a character gets 10% of their initial income per month. A character may get a loan of 5 times their weekly pay (in other words 1/2 their initial wealth), if the loan is not repayed in three months, there is an interest of 15%/month that the loan is out. For instance, if Fiscal Man has an Average wealth rating, and he takes out a loan which takes him 8 months to pay off he must pay $6,600 (the initial $3000 + $3,600 (15% of 3000 is 450x8=3,600). If one does not/can not pay, everything you own equal in value to your debt, except for rations, may be reposessed as colladeral. So that means pay up or the IRS can start auditing people from your earth orbiting Death Cannon.

*American Billion (one followed by 9 zeroes) not British Billion (one followed by 12 zeroes).