What's Your US Income Percentile?

What's Your US Income Percentile?

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Top 53%

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ACS 5-Year estimate (2020–2024)

Top 53% among all US households

  • vs. median $80,7340.93×
  • Same age (25–34)Top 58%
  • To reach Top 50%+$4,991

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Median income · Single households

  1. < $29K
  2. $29K–$41K
  3. $41K–$54K
  4. $54K–$67K
  5. $67K–$79K
  6. $79K+

What this means for you

You're making steady progress.

Earn $25,000 more and you'd reach the top 41%.

You're tracking near the middle of the pack for your age — a solid place to build from with steady, incremental progress.

For reference, Fidelity's guideline suggests aiming for about 1x your annual income saved by around age 30. Add your net worth or 401(k) balance above to see exactly how close you are.

Consider nudging your savings rate up by a percentage point or two, and make sure you're capturing your full employer 401(k) match. Small adjustments like these steadily close the gap to your target multiple.

Based on: Fidelity's age-based savings guidelines · Federal Reserve SCF · Vanguard How America Saves (age-band net worth/401(k) data)

This is general educational information based on public research, not personalized financial advice.

US Census Bureau, ACS 2020–2024 5-Year Estimates (B19013, B19001)

Based on US Census Bureau ACS 5-Year Estimates — actual figures may differ from your real income/assets. Not financial advice.

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