See the most recently available median household income figures for all 50 states plus Washington, D.C., and Puerto Rico, as well as the U.S. average.

The gray line in the chart above, labeled "1980," shows the change in income from 1946 to 1980. Below, you can watch the change across every 34-year period starting with 1946-1980 and ending with ...

EmbedVideo(1266, 482, 304); Editor's Note: We've been looking at inequality quite a bit lately. In the piece 'Land of the Free, Home of the Poor,' we used a trio of pie charts broken down into ...

11 Charts That Show Income Inequality Isn’t Getting Better Anytime Soon ... the average income of the bottom 90 percent has effectively flatlined, increasing just 0.03 percent since 1980.

Also, the higher your income, the higher your mortgage and real estate taxes would likely be. If your deductions are much higher than the average for your AGI, double-check them to make sure they ...

Aurelija Augulyte at Nordea offers the chart above, and says: I think the effect of sharing the American income pie will be interesting. We have seen company profits shrink in Q3.

First, where this chart begins, Americans' income far exceeded the amount of U.S. debt outstanding. In 1929, Americans' annual personal income could have paid off the nation debt five times.

If you haven't settled on a career yet, this interactive chart from Rasmussen College can help you find the best options. It organizes occupations into four quadrants based on salary, expected job ...