The upper-middle class is a social group that typically has a higher income than the middle class but does not reach the wealth of the upper class. Members often have advanced education, stable jobs, and own homes in desirable neighborhoods. They may work in professions such as law, medicine, or business management. This class often enjoys a comfortable lifestyle, including access to quality healthcare, education, and leisure activities. They may also have savings and investments, allowing for financial security and opportunities for their children, such as attending private schools or universities.