Most of the best cities for a middle-class family of four to live in are in the Southwest, South and Midwest, according to a recent study.

The American middle class is disappearing ... that they even live in bigger houses — the median size of a new home in the United States is 2,467 feet as of 2016, a 61 percent increase over ...

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You may have heard that the American middle class is shrinking — there's data to back it up. In 1971, 61% of Americans lived ...

Home to 55,605 residents, it ranks atop a list of America's most middle-class cities, according to an analysis by the Pew Research Center. It's no surprise the pacific northwestern city ranked top ...

As we reflect on our recent election, it’s clear that while one party won, both sides and the American public, ...

In three states — Massachusetts, New Hampshire and New Jersey — workers had to make more than $100,000 in 2023 to be ...

It is a serious problem that the American middle class is increasingly approaching ... withdrawals are unexpected medical bills, urgent home repairs or job loss without notice.

We calculated the minimum income needed for a family of four to be considered middle-class in 349 of the largest cities in the U.S. We used a family of four to reflect a typical American household ...

Here's why you might feel like you live in poverty even though you're considered to be middle-class in America ... groceries, and home energy use. [Data used to calculate dollar amounts was ...

It’s important to highlight the disparity in opportunities for advancement for low-income households. While middle-class households rely on home equity to build their net worth and upper-class ...

We hear it all the time: the middle class is shrinking. Wages seem to have been stagnant for decades and American families ... 1% of U.S. wage earners take home 21% of U.S. income.