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Wow we are all broke when you look at the prices of everything.

The census statistics say the household income is like 71,000 so the median income is like 35,000. So idk where people get these 50k+ average incomes from

Around $60k living in NY, 23 years old. This is my first full-time job.

We can be pretty sure that people who follow this channel have a higher than median household income.

I only made $40,000 after taxes this past year, and that’s 43-45 hours a week

FYI...Many don't want to hear such true stats concerning salary...

28, Black, Male, Bachelors in Mechanical Engineering, Dallas, 90K.

I’m still figuring out this 87k for college educated people I’m nowhere close to

And yeah his channel is geared to well to do people and trying to up their egos

Great content as always, thanks Adam!!!

These numbers don't usually reflect bonus or stock options as those aren't actual reported salary.

Hmm im right on point. Im 34 asian singo at 65k salary. With bonuses 75k-85k.

I live in California. I make 135k after taxes, pention, benefits and 5% retirement Im only keeping 60% of my checks 😅

So these are individual incomes, not household incomes? They seem high for median individual incomes. Edit: I forgot you mentioned location, someone in CA needs more to live the same lifestyle as someone in the south or Midwest.

I’m a computer technician and make as much as transportation and material handling whatever that is

How am I so under paid I HAVE A great job and a college degree????

Great video buddy 👍🏽👍🏽

39 Asian at 73k in a lower cost of living state. Easy to live on comfortably as long as I don't make a bunch of foolish financial decisions.

I work half time, 80 hours per MONTH, earn $335K remotely frlm the Philippines as a diagnostic radiologist doing teleradiology.

Railroader, 120k

If I made the total comp I do now only 10 years ago, I'd be living like an absolute king.

This just really bums me out. I technically am above average for my age I guess, but as far as average for men and especially college educated men I’m so far behind. 😂

Do these numbers take into account the professions each are in? That would be interesting… thanks.

35 with Bachelor degree, making about $125,000, including overtime and incentived and holiday bonuses.

The powers that be want you to forget what the difference between medean and mode. The mode income in america is closer to $20,000

Some of those jobs get paid cash and don’t report it

Black female living in NY. (Bronx) base salary $73,641 made 127,000K with Overtime and lawsuit money in 2023 I have a Masters degree have 10 years experience

Is this based on total compensation including bonuses or just the salary?

Well I’m broke

I reside in the DMV metro area (DC/MD/VA) in the 7th wealthiest county in the U.S. My annual gross salary is a little over $170K and due to the cost of living here, trust me when I say it is NOT enough! 😅

$102.000 in CA lucky no car payments and going to call it at the end of 2025...:)

I’m in the top 25% as an RN…. But I live in California…. So it feels like I’m the bottom 25% 🫠🫠🫠🫠

Is this gross or net?

Hispanic here. California . Gross 99k.

Well, goodness, after seeing this I feel I’m being underpaid

It's called Bidenomics. Just ask Kamala Harris.

I don't make salary and neither does have the Americans so I don't know where they're getting their numbers cause I only make half that s***. And I make decent money.

Oh great.. Warren Buffett and Bill Gates are the bell curve. That was the verbiage you were looking for with middle/high school math. Dang smart kids. :)

Look I know people in those fields it’s way off so I would not take this to heart and maybe do local research I think he is way off not sure of his credibility for statistics is

Damn im average with the asians..😂😂

Well I'm clearly well above top 10% even with Age and higher educational level. Well done

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White. Engineer. Man. Louisiana. 93k

as asian, i can confirm that is about right, i am above 78260 a year.

hispanic. accountant. Man. California. 101K