Sentences with phrase «earning higher household»

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Because the average salary for a woman still lags behind men's (the American Association of University Women says women earn 82 cents for every dollar a man makes one year after graduation) and lenders favor two - income households over single earners, Lautz says women are «making the most sacrifices to get into a home, but they're still placing a high value on owning a home of their own.»

So, high - earning households spend significantly more of their income on Social Security — which is automatically deducted from all earned income for individuals at a rate of 6.2 % — and payments into retirement plans.

Using data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Business Insider analyzed the expenditures of the highest - earning 20 % of households in the country, which on average make $ 177,851 annually before taxes, and the lowest - earning 20 % of households, which on average pull in $ 10,916 annually before taxes.

Those with relatively high household incomes — 41 % of Americans with an annual household income of $ 100,000 or more have used four or more of these services, three times the proportion among households earning less than $ 30,000 annually.

According to the Tax Policy Center, in 2017 the credit starts phasing out for households earning $ 203,540 and cuts off completely for those with incomes of $ 243,540 and higher.

Secondly, households that earn more have a higher marginal tax rate and, therefore, receive a greater benefit from the deduction.

Yet lower - income Democrats are less likely than higher - income Democrats to say tax rates on high - income households should be raised (47 % of those earning under $ 30,000 vs. 63 % of those earning $ 30,000 or more).

Erecting a Christmas tree is, however, somewhat more common among high - income earners (86 % among those earning $ 75,000 or more) than among those with lower household incomes (75 % among those earning less than $ 30,000).

Similar numbers of high - income earners and those with lower household incomes say they plan to give homemade gifts this year (61 % among those earning $ 100,000 or more, 59 % among those earning less than $ 30,000).

Your cost of living would increase 14 % on average if you were a single - income earning household making $ 60,000 a year due to higher taxes, housing and food costs.

Some of this gap in net assets also comes from the higher lifetime income of the household without student loan debt; though the indebted household begins their careers earning more, their income falls behind that of the debt - free household by its early 40s, and earns significantly less during the peak earning years of the mid-50s.

«It's simply not fair that hard - working people are subsidising the lifestyles of those on higher than average incomes, including tens of thousands of households earning # 50,000 or more.»

That tax, which was established in 2009 in the aftermath of the recession, sets the state tax rate for households earning $ 2 million or individuals earning $ 1 million at the higher rate of 8.82 percent,

And surprisingly, among parents in households earning more than $ 60,000 a year, nearly 10 % said their child had decreased sports participation because of cost — twice as high as reported in 2012.

If these same children were raised in higher income households, the results suggest they would earn more money, contributing rather than depending on tax revenue.

55 % of you have households with incomes higher than $ 200K — and 56 % of you earn more than $ 100K personally (go ladies!)

The American Gap Association says that 84 percent of gappers are white (compared with 50 percent of students enrolled in high schools nationally) and 18 percent come from households that earn more than $ 200,000 annually.

The NGO reports that while there are higher percentages of people with no income at all than in 2005, there are also higher income levels, with 30.4 percent of households earning between 500-2000 baht per month, a nearly 8 percent increase since 2005.

The household earning the median income is the one for which half of families have a higher income and half have lower.

Because high school dropouts earn $ 250,000 less on average over a lifetime less than graduates do (U.S. Bureau of the Census, 2006), their children are more likely to be raised in poverty — and students from impoverished households with undereducated parents are themselves more likely to drop out.

Six out of 10 come from households where the mother also earned a high school diploma.

According to the organization, «The report also found that demographic groups with the highest rates of home broadband adoption continue to be college graduates, adults under age 50, and adults living in households earning at least $ 50,000, as well as whites and adults living in urban or suburban areas.»

The surge in ownership of tablet computers was especially notable among those with higher levels of education and those living in households earning more than $ 75,000.

We looked at the percentage of residents who earned a bachelor's degree or higher for each city, as well as the median household income to find those places where you can expect to be paid the most.

This Dallas suburb ranks fourth among the counties we considered when it comes to the concentration of high - income households, with more than 16 percent earning $ 150,000 a year or more.

More than 12 percent of households earn high incomes, and per - capita income grew by an impressive 39 percent from 2006 to 2011.

Nearly half (48.7 %) of the county's households earn six figures a year, but Montgomery also has the highest percentage of households earning less than $ 50,000 (23.8 %).

As you might suspect, high - income households (those earning $ 100,000 or more) were far more likely to max out their 401 (k) than middle income households earning $ 50,000 to $ 74,999 — 36 % versus 2 %.

The percentage of high - earning households here is only slightly below Houston.

The area doesn't stand out as much for the percentage of high - earning households, but at 10.9 percent, it's still a bit higher than the average.

We considered the median household income for each city as well as the percentage of residents who've earned a bachelor's degree or higher.

During that period, real estate's share of total wealth rose to 57 % from 46 % for households in the bottom 20 % income bracket, compared with just a six percentage point rise to 40 % for those in the highest - earning quintile.

As an example a household income of 20K / 100K split in income increases the tax burden for the higher earning spouse increases 3K.

The middle - class couple earns $ 50,000 each (by the way, this $ 100,000 of household income is still much higher than the median Canadian household income of $ 76,000), and spends collectively $ 60,000 a year.

Unemployment at 8.4 % is on the high side, while household incomes here are about $ 75,000, on par with what a typical family would earn in Charlottetown.

Supposedly a high - end brand of clay litter, this one earned no medals in our household.

The highest - value segment, Privileged Pet, represents 9 percent of U.S. households, is well educated and has a high likelihood of earning over $ 100,000 annually.

The highest - value segment, Privileged Pet, represents nine percent of U.S. households, is well educated and has a high likelihood of earning over $ 100,000 annually.

Furthermore, smaller retailers may not accept Amex (the merchant fees that businesses pay are higher for American Express cards than for Mastercard and Visa), and the variable cash - back rates and capped categories aren't as simple as the rewards for our top pick, which will earn nearly as much cash for most households.

Put differently, when all household outlays for gasoline are apportioned among quintiles, the highest - earning quintile accounted for 31 % of the total, while the lowest quintile contributed just 9 %.

If one of you earns a much higher income than the other, filing jointly will average out your total household income which saves tax dollars.

If the surviving spouse earns well and manages all household finances, paying a higher yearly premium simply for the premium waiver benefit does not make much sense.

A woman with a graduate degree whose husband dropped out of high school in 1960 could still enjoy household income 40 % above the national average; by 2005, such a couple would earn 8 % below it.

Indigenous people are more likely to be unemployed and to earn less than other Australian households, with higher rates of government pension or allowance as their main source of income, though the gap is narrowing: 37 % are in the lowest quintile for income compared with 49 % in 2008 - 09

President Obama proposed an initiative that would provide $ 75 billion over the next 10 years to enroll all 4 - year - olds in the United States whose households earn up to 200 percent of the federal poverty level in high - quality preschool programs.

In certain high - priced areas of California, eligible households in some cases can earn up to $ 100,000, says Chavez.

And even though the proposal would apply only to households earning at least $ 250,000, home prices across the board would fall as home buyers discount the value of the deduction in their purchase offers, setting off a chain reaction that will affect prices on all homes — not just the high - end homes that are bought by households earning $ 250,000 or more.

NAR's affordability index is at its highest level ever, at nearly 170, which means households earning the national median income have 170 percent of the income needed to buy a home at the national median price.

What makes Delaware one of the best places to raise a family is the state's high median household income and support systems for low - income families, which include Medicaid expansion and an earned - income tax credit (though at a lower rate than other states).

With a higher - than - average median household income of $ 55,107, Nebraskan families can enjoy lower living costs while still earning decent wages.