Understanding your place within America’s socio-economic spectrum can be challenging, especially with the existence of five ...

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

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 ...

Ohio's middle-class income range is lower compared to the Northeastern United States and other Midwest states like Minnesota ...

The income that qualifies for “middle-class” has changed drastically over the last decade, and the range for Colorado’s ...

Discover why life milestones feel out of reach, how the middle class is shifting, and what it means for your financial future ...

Do you think you're middle-class in Georgia? Depending on inflation and your cost of living, what defines people as "middle class" changes and evolves. This informal socioeconomic tier is often ...

What is “middle-class”? Although definitions might vary, the Pew Research Center might have an answer. A recent Pew report found that a family of three could be considered in the “middle” of upper and ...

A recent survey of Gen Z, Millennials and Boomers revealed that how much salary each generation feels will make them part of ...

A recent study explored the income levels required to be considered middle class in each state, including Oregon. Oregon's cost of living is 12% higher than the national average, making it the eighth ...

Think you're upper class? Discover what Americans across different generations say it really takes to join this class -- and ...