I will rather solve the problems of the poor, my reason being that, poor people tend to pay more to get their problems solved Ghana rich people, this is speaking from my own personal experience as a business man, I've done businesses with quite a lot of people, both the poor and the rich, and I can honestly and sincerely tell that poor people pay more to get their issues solved than rich people, so eat my services has to do with making money, I will prefer to solve poor people's problems, than solve that of the rich peoples, but then again, realistically speaking now, there is absolutely nothing wrong in providing a service that solves both poor people's problems and the rich people's problems all together, since all that matters at the end of the day is that problems are being solved.
Poor people have grit. They'll give you their last dollar if it'll get them to a better place. You're suggesting poor people pay more? In my experience, the rich? They've got money, and with that, they leverage. They negotiate. They play the game. So if your numbers are saying poor people pay more, there's something amiss
Now, I'm not saying you're wrong, but rich folks have resources, networks, and tools that they can use to help the poor. I've seen it. They've got foundations, charities, you name it. If you're in the business of solving problems (and it sounds like you are) then think bigger. Solve problems for both. Expand. Double down on that solution of yours. And always remember, you can't put a price on solving problems; it's priceless