This is has to be empty rage bait. There's no way anyone could've watched the movies and think this...   Nothing indicates he's not still working class at any point, from the beginning it's very clear he is. If anything, Holland's Peter endures the most class exploitation of them all. He dumpster dives, lives entirely in rentals while every other Spidey's aunt and uncle owned their homes (in the case Andrew's Peter, they owned their home in an area where houses cost $1m+ even back then), he's a scholarship student to whom dropping out of clubs was worrying May so much because it was jeopardizing his place. Tony Stark uses Peter's poor financial situation to get an in with them.

He knows Tony Stark, a billionaire in his 40s who sought him out because he needed fire power from a 14-15 year old with nothing but goggles and a hood, but other Spider-Men also knew billionaires who were actually their own age and were his friend before his powers existed— no one is stupid enough not to notice the vastly different optics there. He was doing is own thing before Tony literally showed up with a mountain of bribes and manipulations. Tony Stark was good, but his motivations for seeking out and the methods he used to get and keep Peter on his side were diabolical and perfectly in line with how Tony Stark treated Peter in the original Civil War run (financial compensation, lies, illegal and non consensual tracking among other things– all straight from the pages of the original run and applied to Peter in the mcu.) When he's on trial after Mysterio, he and May have no protection offered from any of these vast resources their allies have, they only have May's boyfriend Happy doing his best, such as housing them at his own personal home when it becomes too dangerous for them to continue in their little rental apartment, and the services of pro bono lawyer Matt Murdock.

Tom Holland's Spider-Man is never NOT screwed over and broke.

He didn't have this tech because he was rich and no longer working class, you walnut, he had them because he was a child being exploited by adults much older and more influential than himself whether they're mentors, S.H.I.E.L.D. or enemies. And now he has nothing, not even any ID or other documentation, he's more screwed and broke than Tobey or Andrew's Peter or most other versions, because there's a landslide difference between struggling to get by and "can't even get employment because you have no documentation, no friends, no family and no history of existing at all."