Finance

US Income Percentile Finder

Shows where your annual income sits among US earners. It uses 2023 Census Bureau thresholds for both household income and individual earnings and interpolates between the published breakpoints.

How to use
  1. Enter your annual income.
  2. Choose household income or individual earnings.
  3. Compare against the decile breakpoints shown.
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Household income percentile
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Earns more than
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U.S. median
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Estimates for general information, not financial advice. Confirm figures before making money decisions.
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Common questions

Is this household or individual income?

You can pick either. Household totals everyone living together, while individual earnings cover just one person's pay.

What year is the data from?

The thresholds come from the 2023 Census Bureau figures. Values between published deciles are interpolated.

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