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There’s one metric, though, where top percentages of another sort are attainable for all: that is, how your income stacks up against job satisfaction and happiness at home. So even if you’re an American making the average wage, it’s quite likely you’re feeling the pressure to pinch pennies. Today, that figure sits at $90,000.Īnd sadly, that larger number doesn’t have as much buying power as the 2010 figure did at the time.īecause here’s the kicker: While salaries may have headed up, so has inflation. Pew Research Center statistics show that for middle class Americans, average incomes jumped from $74,000 in 2010 to about $78,500 in 2016. Where does this leave the average American? According to a 2022 study by SmartAsset, the top 1% in Connecticut makes about $896,490, whereas in Tennessee you’d only need around half that much ($492,583). That well beat out inflation over the same period, which clocked in at 1.4%.īear in mind that cost-of-living numbers mean the top 5% and 1% pan out differently depending on where you hang your silk hat. Their wages jumped an astounding 20% between 20, and they pulled down $824,000 in 2020, up 7% from the previous year. Read more: 'Remarkable reversal': President Biden just (quietly) scaled back student loan forgiveness - and the change could impact up to 1.5M borrowers. While that’s certainly a lot, there’s a growing trend of even more cash flowing to - flooding even - those at the top of the heap. You’ll start to see dramatic shifts in the top 5%, where the EPI found the average earners significantly increased to $343,000 in 2020, up from $324,000 the year before. Salaries start to jump significantly the closer you get to the top 1%. Studies also show that while it may take less to fall into a top percent bracket, wage gaps overall are only getting worse, especially as they fail to keep up with inflation - making advancing your family’s status less attainable for middle-class hopefuls these days. Those in the bottom half made about $133,500 in 2020, where those in the top half pulled in $223,000. There’s also a significant jump between the bottom and the top of 10% earners. A study by the Economic Policy Institute (EPI), found that the average earnings of those in the top 10% were roughly $173,000 in 2020.Īs the numbers reflect the household’s top wage earner, you’re looking at quite a jump from Americans in the first 90%, who according to the EPI earned an average of $40,000 in 2020. Landing in the top 10% is a fairly attainable goal for upwardly mobile Americans.
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