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To land in the top 20% of U.S. households, you'll need to earn $153,001 or more. Here's where your income puts you, plus what ...

The top 20% of earners make $153,001 or more. See how much income it takes to be considered upper, middle, or lower class.

A lot of people think the U.S. middle class is shrinking. But as of 2022, a good 52% of Americans lived in a middle-class household, says Pew Research Center. Meanwhile, 28% of Americans are part of ...

Two-thirds of Americans believe that current housing prices are making the dream of home ownership beyond the reach of the middle class, a new poll for Newsweek showed, a signal that what experts say ...

Explore the true definitions of lower, middle, and upper class in America by net worth, income, and lifestyle characteristics. This video reveals eye-opening statistics and strategies for upward ...

Wondering where you land on the economic spectrum? It can be tricky to pin down whether you consider yourself middle class, ...

Lower-income and middle-class households saw their net worth increase at a faster rate than their higher-income peers early in the Covid-19 pandemic, according to a Pew Research Center report ...

The power of a six-figure (or more) salary is seemingly fading depending on where you live, bumping some U.S. earners into a “lower middle class” status. “In America’s most expensive cities, the bar ...