New Census Bureau product offers mobile-friendly fact sheets on who receives income from various sources.

A new interactive data tool shows income sources for hundreds of demographic and economic characteristic combinations.

New visualization shows how increased home equity from 2019 to 2022 contributed to a hike in U.S. median household net worth to $176,500.

Despite an increase in the cost of rent and utilities, most states saw no significant change in the share of renters’ income spent on rent.

Non-Hispanic White households were the only group with higher incomes in 2023. Asian household median income remained the highest among all groups.

Los hogares de personas de raza blanca no hispanas fueron el único grupo con la mediana de ingresos más alta en el 2023.

Francis Scott Key Bridge commuters had long, early commutes and were concentrated in specific earnings and occupational categories.

Households with a Black householder were less likely than those with a White householder to have home equity, retirement accounts, stocks and mutual funds.

Census Bureau research shows that areas where people have more diverse social connections also have higher data quality in the American Community Survey.

New data linking higher education attainment and wage records enables research showing that gender wage gap channels vary by education level.

A new Census Bureau table package on men’s and women’s median annual earnings by detailed field of degree shows the gender pay gap in all fields of study.

The poverty rate for the nation’s oldest populations was lower than for the youngest but increased in 2022 while child poverty decreased.

The expiration of expansions to federal programs during COVID-19 resulted in lower post-tax household income and higher poverty rates.

U.S. Census Bureau income data released today show declines in real income at the middle and top of the income distribution from 2021 to 2022.

Survey data reveal patterns of social and economic similarity between same- and opposite-sex spouses.

Almost as many U.S. adults voluntarily provided financial support to parents as those who paid mandatory child support.

New research by the Census Bureau, Treasury, and IRS examines variation in receipt of payments across race and ethnic groups.

White women were more likely than Black women of the same economic background to have access to more income from spouses and partners.

The number of White, Black, Asian and Hispanic home-based workers more than doubled.

The percentage of household income spent on rent plus utilities increased from 2019 to 2021 and renters with the lowest annual income saw the largest spikes.

U.S. Census Bureau’s income data released today show widening income inequality from 2020 to 2021.

The Survey of Income and Program Participation shows how many people are saving for retirement.

New U.S. Census Bureau data visualization shows median earnings for elementary, middle school and high school teachers by educational attainment, sex and age.

Census Bureau data provide a demographic and socioeconomic portrait of people born in Ukraine and those who report Ukrainian ancestry.

As the school year ends, the prospect of summer jobs for youths rises but there’s been a declining overall trend in young people working during summer months.

A new Census Bureau interactive visualization shows the gender wage gap for selected occupations in the states and Puerto Rico.

People convicted of a felony or released from prison are less likely to find work than adults without high school degrees or similar criminal histories.

Are your retirement savings related to the number of times you have been married or the number of partners with whom you have children?

How could earnings for full-time, year-round workers go up while earnings fell for all workers? There were fewer low-wage full-time, year-round workers.

The U.S. Census Bureau’s Household Pulse Survey shows that those who increased frequency of telework had higher income and education and better health.

On the eve of Equal Pay Day and as the nation recognizes Women’s History Month, Census Bureau data show women still face pay disparities across occupations.

The U.S. Census Bureau’s American Community Survey releases data on income and poverty levels of same-sex couples.

Data collection challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic may have pushed income estimates higher.

The 2018 American Community Survey shows median household income increased in 14 states and 10 of the...

U.S. Census Bureau released 2018 income, poverty and health insurance statistics today. Survey redesigns make comparing statistics from prior years challenging.

Sometimes the big picture can mask key details. Overall, people with a disability earn less, but in most occupations they earn about as much as workers without.