The Majority of Americans Live Paycheck to Paycheck and They Are Not All on Minimum Wage

The majority (53%) of those who earn between $50,000 and $100,000 annually still live paycheck to paycheck.

Those Living Paycheck To Paycheck Aren’t All Poor

Those Living Paycheck To Paycheck Aren’t All Struggling

The report splits those who define themselves as living paycheck to paycheck into those who are struggling to pay bills and those who aren’t.

Stimulus Payments Have Helped

Perhaps surprisingly, things have improved during the pandemic.

So Why Am I Still Struggling On A High Income?

It may seem illogical but there are obvious reasons people still struggle on a high income.

There are times in life when expenses are sky high, and times when they’re much lower.

Studies Never Tell The Full Story

Studies Never Tell The Full Story

High inflation and stagnant wages don’t help, but there’s always more to generational differences than there appears to be.

If you’re struggling to make ends meet on a six figure salary, address lifestyle inflation first.

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