Personal Finance
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Finance
Average Consumer Debt by U.S. State
Consumer debt varies widely across the United States. In some states, the average person carries far more debt than in…
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Labor & Delivery Nurse Salary by U.S. States and Major Cities (2026)
As of 2026, labor & delivery (L&D) nurses in the United States earn a median annual salary of approximately $88,000–$92,000,…
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Where Millionaires and Billionaires Live in New York City (2024–2025)
Millionaires and billionaires in New York City are highly concentrated in a small number of neighborhoods, primarily in Manhattan. While…
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How Much Net Worth You Need to Be in Columbus’s Top 10% — By Area (2025)
Columbus, Ohio doesn’t usually dominate national wealth rankings — and that’s exactly what makes it compelling. Without the extreme housing…
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The Real Value of $100 in America’s Largest Metro Areas (2025)
A $100 bill does not buy the same life everywhere. In some U.S. cities, it barely covers a grocery run.…
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How Much Do Cybersecurity Analysts Earn by City in 2026?
Cybersecurity analyst pay varies widely by location. Here’s how median salaries compare across major U.S. cities in 2026 and which…
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How Much Net Worth Puts You in Denver’s Top 10% (2025)
Denver’s rapid growth over the past decade has quietly reshaped what “wealthy” means in the Mile High City. Rising home…
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Data Scientist Salary by City (2026): Median Pay Across 15 Major U.S. Cities
Data scientists remain among the most in-demand professionals in the U.S. economy. As companies invest heavily in AI, machine learning,…
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What It Takes to Be in the Top 10% of Household Wealth in Washington, D.C.
Washington, D.C. has one of the highest concentrations of high-income, highly educated households in the U.S., driven by government, law,…
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What It Takes to Reach the Top 10% of Household Net Worth in Dallas
In Dallas, joining the top 10% is less about earning a headline salary and more about: Owning appreciating assets Keeping…
