What is the median annual household income in the United States?
Q: What is the median annual household income in the United States?
A: The median annual household income in the United States according to the US Census Bureau was determined to be $46,326 in 2005.
Q: How much did households in the top quintile earn?
A: Households in the top quintile had incomes exceeding $91,705.
Q: What percentage of all households had an annual income over $100,000?
A: 17.23% of all households had an annual income over $100,000.
Q: How many households were there in the United States in 2005?
A: There were approximately 113,146,000 households in the United States in 2005.
Q: What was the median number of income earners for those with lower incomes?
A: The median number of income earners for those with lower incomes was determined to be zero due to high unemployment among this group.
Q: What was the median household income according to US Census Bureau data from 1990?
A: The median household income according to US Census Bureau data from 1990 was determined to be $30,056; $44,603 in 2003 dollars.
Q: Has personal or household income increased since 1990 when adjusted for inflation?
A: Personal income has remained relatively stagnant since over the past few decades while household income has risen due to a rising percentage of households with two or more earners; however overall both have decreased very slightly when considering inflation.
