Personal Finance
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Finance
How Much the Top 1% Pay in Taxes Across the U.S. States
The highest-earning 1% of Americans generally contribute significantly more in taxes than most other taxpayers. The top 1% of earners…
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Economy
High-Paying New-Collar Jobs Offering Six-Figure Salaries in 2025
A four-year degree isn’t the only path to a six-figure salary. These high-paying ‘new collar’ jobs show that with practical…
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Investing
Where Americans Are Making the Most Money from Investments by U.S States and Counties
Net capital gains—profits earned from the sale of assets such as stocks, real estate, or businesses—serve as a key indicator…
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Finance
Average and Median Retirement Savings by Age Group in the U.S.
Based on data from Empower Personal Dashboard™, the average American has $492,795 saved for retirement. Here’s a breakdown of average…
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Finance
Top-Paying Government Jobs of 2024: Salaries Over $300K
As the nation’s largest employer, the U.S. government offers a wide range of job opportunities across multiple sectors. Professionals have…
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Finance
States With the Highest Numbers and Salaries of Federal Employees
In September 2024, the federal government of the United States employed more than 1.8 million people. While the federal government…
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Finance
Social Security Benefits: Average and Median Payments in Each U.S. State
Depending on your work history and overall savings, Social Security benefits could play a vital role in your retirement plan.…
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Finance
How Far $100K Goes in the Largest U.S. Cities
A $100,000 salary might seem like a solid income, but how much it actually covers depends greatly on where you…
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Finance
Salary Needed to Live Comfortably in the 100 Largest U.S. Cities
Living comfortably in major U.S. cities now requires a significantly higher income than the national median. According to the latest…
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Finance
Australia’s Annual Wage Growth Rises to 3.4% in March Quarter
Wage growth in Australia has increased to 3.4 per cent over the past year, the first time wage growth has…
