Pretty much in the middle. Nationally, I squeak into the top half; locally I’m at 49%.
Bottom 21% for my area (Indiana)…about what I figured.
ETA: if not for child support, I’d be in the bottom 11%. Of course, maybe I’d work more hours if I didn’t have kids at home…
16%. I thought I’d rank higher, but I’m currently living in a fairly expensive area.
Top 30% nationally. Top 35% locally.
Bottom 29% for this year’s income. Bottom 5% for the income of the previous four years. And I don’t think London, England is cheap compared to the US.
Top 11% nationally
Top 9% locally
Top 17% nationally, top 36% in the ultra-expensive VA/MD/DC area where I live. I’m still single though so if I ever manage to get married that might mean there would be enough after the mortgage payment for a decent vacation trip.
Top 2% nationally, but top 4% for the DC metro area. We would fall way down though if this measured net worth.
Top 5% (both nationally and locally), if I just go by my salary then top 25% nationally.
Bottom 10% nationally
Bottom 8% locally
but then I’m on disability
Okay, that was weird. According to the site, I’m in the top 45% for where I live, but in the bottom 49% of the country.
Bottom 4%.
HA Beat that!
On paper top 25%. If you subtract what I have to pay my ex less than 50%. If you are talking actual take home I bottom 29%.
For those of you in the top say…30% what do you do for a living?
Top 5% but there are two professional incomes in our household. My husband is an IT architect and I’m in IT management both for big Fortune 100 companies.
Top 15%, top 18% for metro area.
I am a financial planner and my wife is an economist.
Top 5% here as well. Like Dangerosa, we’re a two income household. Both in the medical field.
Top 33%. Still paying off a student loan, and a mortgage so far underwater that the sharks can smell us. So take that figure with a grain of salt.
We’re working on it!
I’m in insurance sales and my partner is a collections manager at a bank.