Real median household income in the United States rose for the ... compares median household income by different characteristics, including race and Hispanic origin, and shows that not all groups ...

US households’ inflation-adjusted incomes rose last year for the first time since 2019, yet they still have not fully recovered to pre-pandemic levels. The median income increased 4% last year ...

However, in real dollar terms, the median annual income is 6.8% lower (about $3,892) than its interim high in January 2008. The traditional source of household income data is the Census Bureau ...

The report shows a divergence by race and gender. White households saw an increase in income, while Black, Asian and Hispanic families saw no significant change. And real median earnings for full ...

The report Income in the United States: 2023 said that real median household income — real as ... households ($57,490); 0.4% for Hispanic, any race ($65,540); and -0.2% for Asian ($112,800).

“Despite nominal gains, historically high inflation resulted in a decline in real median household income,” said Liana Fox, assistant division chief for economic characteristics in the Census ...

The information was broken down by race and ethnicity. Although some races saw an increase while others saw a decrease, all races are still making less than they did in 2007.

The report shows a divergence by race and gender. White households saw an increase in income, while Black, Asian and Hispanic families saw no significant change. And real median earnings for full-time ...