household income
Domestic financial inflow
Household income is the total money earned by all members of a household, typically measured annually.
It includes wages, salaries, investment returns, government benefits, and any other sources of income.
The figure is widely used in economics and policy discussions to measure living standards, determine eligibility for assistance programs, and analyze inequality: The median household income in the county rose last year.
Payment for work
- salaryFixed periodic employment payment
- earningsMoney gained from work
- self-employmentWorking for yourself
- freelanceSelf-employed project work
gig work · overtime · tips · commission · pension · Social Security · disability · alimony
Central sorted value
- per capitaFor each individual
- wagesPayment for work
- salariesFixed regular payments for work
- earningsMoney gained from work
GDP · inequality · poverty line · bracket · quintile · distribution · disparity · gap
Money spent on things
- savingsAccumulated money kept
- rentPayment for temporary use
- mortgageSecured home loan
- groceriesFood bought at stores
bills · utilities · insurance · debt · budget · allocation · cashflow · paycheck
Severe lack of resources
- working poorEmployed but below comfort
- food insecurityUncertain access to adequate meals
- debtMoney owed another
- strugglingExperiencing serious difficulty
below poverty line · underpaid · minimum wage · subsidized · assistance · SNAP · vouchers · hardship
Abundance of valuable resources
- six-figureEarning 100,000 or more
- millionairePerson possessing great wealth
- well-to-doHaving ample wealth
- comfortablePhysically at ease
upper-class · disposable · discretionary · surplus · assets · investments · inheritance · bonus
wages
Payment for work
- salaryFixed periodic employment payment
- earningsMoney gained from work
- self-employmentWorking for yourself
freelance · gig work · overtime · tips · commission · pension · Social Security · disability · alimony · child support
median
Central sorted value
- per capitaFor each individual
- wagesPayment for work
- salariesFixed regular payments for work
earnings · GDP · inequality · poverty line · bracket · quintile · distribution · disparity · gap · socioeconomic
expenses
Money spent on things
bills · groceries · utilities · insurance · debt · budget · allocation · cashflow · paycheck · take-home
poverty
Severe lack of resources
- working poorEmployed but below comfort
- food insecurityUncertain access to adequate meals
- debtMoney owed another
below poverty line · struggling · underpaid · minimum wage · subsidized · assistance · SNAP · vouchers · hardship · shortfall
wealth
Abundance of valuable resources
- six-figureEarning 100,000 or more
- millionairePerson possessing great wealth
- well-to-doHaving ample wealth
comfortable · upper-class · disposable · discretionary · surplus · assets · investments · inheritance · bonus · dividends
- family financessavings, expenses, monthly expenses, bills, checking account
- financial meansmoney, earnings, salary, wages, cash
- incomesalary, earnings, wages, pay, net earnings
- working parentsworking mom, working moms, working dad, work-life balance, childcare
- development statisticsdemographic data, birth rate, poverty rates, death rate, literacy rate
- national statisticspopulation, demographics, population data, demographic data, birth rates
household incomeindividual income
Single person's earnings
personal income · per capita income · corporate revenue · national income · business income
income, household, housing, houses, housed, incomes, households, housekeeping, householder